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Feb. 29 Canine record star.: Junie, the brindle Great Done owned by Barbara Woodhouse is already well known as a film star, having appeared in several films, including beggar my neighbor'. Now, however, Junie makes her doubt as a recording artiste. Barbara Woodhouse, the well known dog trainer has enlisted Junie's help providing a set of rules and training concepts for dog owners, by making a 40 minute long playing record, entitled Dog training my way'. Junie's port is a resounding bark at the end of the record; and since the release of the record she has had lots of fan mail - much from Eton College and even some from America. Mrs. Woodhouse sets a high standard of obedience and believes the secret of dog training is to have the right tone of voice. Junie seems to be the perfect example of training - and perhaps the perfect dog. Junie acknowledges her part on her mistresses record - replying with an answering bark

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