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" 1. Plastic bags -- don&amp;#039;t leave home without one. There&amp;#039;s no excuse for not cleaning up after your pet.  2. Let working dogs work. Don&amp;#039;t ask the handler of a service or guide dog to keep the animal out of your home or office. Do always ask the handler before petting or feeding the dog. 3. Have your dog sit before you introduce him. A jumping pooch may be well-meaning, but he&amp;#039;s also annoying and might even seem scary to children or those who are timid around animals.  4. If your home or car is covered in pet hair, try to clean before anyone visits or travels with you; at the very least, warn prospective riders or guests -- they may have allergies. 5. Don&amp;#039;t ask if you can bring Fido to someone&amp;#039;s home. If he&amp;#039;s welcome, your host will let you know. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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