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|Articles|June 17, 2015
Get happy @ work: Take a hike (with a dog)!
Walk off your stressand give a pooch a chance to stretch her legs.
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Katrina and Darbi walk it out. When I feel the steam about to come out of my ears, I head for the kennels, get my favorite puppy dog out and take the pooch for a walk. I enjoy a friend who will only listen and a nice walk outside away from the noise. Win win!
Katrina Pickett
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Practice Manager
Farr Veterinary Hospital
Lake Charles, Louisiana
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