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ok im comfused thought a psd is trained by professionals i mean i have schizophrenia an my sd was trained to help me i dont under stand how your pet dog helps you stay calm my sd had to go to school for a long time evan now she an i are still learning an how did your pet dog learn this did you teach her? can peoples realy teach there own dogs to be a sd dang suck at spelling
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