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There's an adage/sage advice in puppy training not to allow allow a puppy to do anything (regardless of how cute it may be) that you wouldn't want them to do as a full-grown slobbermonster.

Case in point, THIS...


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May turn into THIS...


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Thanks for sharing this. The pups are so cute!
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