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p. 1 HILLS HOWLER - OCTOBER 2019

The mission of Hills Dog Club Inc. is to enhance the human-dog relationship thoughtraining, education and the promotion of good breeding practices within our community.

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H wlerOctober 2019

LAGOTTO ROMAGNOLO CLUB* - Sarah & Luna, Alison & Arya,

Rosalind** & Holley, Michelle & Luca - and there are more at the club. A well

loved breed at the Hills Dog Club.* unofficial ☺ **Ros' second front page appearance in two months.😎

Promotions page 3

Graduation Dinner page 4

Scary pictures page 8

Movers & Shakers page 9

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Contents

Editor's note. - - - - - - 2

Promotions - Sept. 2019 3

All about breeds - - - - 4

Daily checklist - - - - - 5

Class cancellation - - - 5

Funnies - - - - - - - - 7

HDC K9 Companion award 7

A salivary mucocele - - 8

Movers and shakers. - - 9

Notice general meeting 10

Trick dog titles - - - - - 10

Training times - - - - - 12

Club meetings - - - - - 12

Ground rules - - - - - - 12

Hills dog club inc -

2019/20 committee - - - 13

Important Dates.

General meetings: 2019: 9 Oct, - - - 13 Nov, - - 11 Dec.

14 October: Be Dog Wise - Kids & Dogs Night

21 October: Ticks and Heat Stress talk

1 November: Christmas & Graduation Dinner - See Advert.

11 & 12 November : HDC K9 Companion Assessments

EDITOR'S NOTE.

Hi readers!

I’m happy to report that things here at Hills are as busy as ever! We were thrilled to have around 500 entries to both shows at our double Breed Show on Saturday 29th September. Congratulations to all the entrants and winners, you should be very proud of your well -bred and handled dogs at the show.

We loved seeing so many members at our introductory talk on the upcoming ANKC Trick Competitions - how exciting! - as well as our dog breeds lecture as part of our current Instructors’ Course.

We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming Be Dog Wise - Kids & Dogs Night on Monday 14th October at 6:30pm, where instructors Natalie Conway and Ivanka Fleming will run an interactive workshop for kids of all ages on safe interaction with dogs and how to play responsibly with their furry best friend. Details on page 16.

In preparation for summer, we have also invited Dr Marjorie Au of Petstock Vet Dural to present a talk on Ticks and Heat Stress after training on Monday 21 October at 8pm.

Dr Marjorie will be discussing how to make sure your dog stays cool in the hot weather as well as the threat of ticks and how to prevent and combat the little suckers! Details page 11.

This month we have included a handy health checklist for you to pop on your fridge, wall or dog toy box to remind you of all the little things to check on your four -legged friend regularly to ensure they are in good health. Thanks to instructor Narelle Brown for putting this together and to Dr Marjorie Au for always fact -checking to make sure we offer only safe and sound health advice to our members. Go grab yours on page 5 -6!

Happy training!

Ellen Editor

Editors Ellen Mok, Tony Vink Graphic Designer Tony Vink


PROMOTIONS - SEPTEMBER 2019

Beginners to Graduate ☞ Renee with Oliver the Australian Shepherd ☞ Dennise with Dior the Border Collie ☞ Annette with Alice the Standard Poodle ☞ Elizabeth with Zoey the Hungarian Vizsla ☞ Elizabeth with Butch the Cattledog X ☞ Carolyn with Biddy the Cattledog

Sheree and Amy who qualified

last month

Renee & Oliver, Dennise & Dior

Elizabeth and Zoey

Carolyn and Biddy

Annettte and Alice


ALL ABOUT BREEDS - TALK BY PAULINE HARTWELLby Tony VinkLast month - 25 Sept. - saw the trainee instructors and a few members learn about and acquire a finer appreciation for Dog Breeds. Pauline Hartwell proffered a well developed talk on many aspects of dog breeds.

It's not just about the different groups and classification of dogs, but its history, science and technology. The role of breeders and the Kennel Clubs around the world. To spend a little time digging into the complexities of pure breds and how they are maintained is very interesting.

Many questions asked and answered, points discussed, arguments made. Who knew it could be so stimulating?

Next time I see a Mastiff, Maremma

Hills Dog ClubChristmas & Graduation

Dinner

1st November 7 pm

@ The Mean Fiddler

Come celebrate the end of the year, and the beginning of a new

troupe of instructors with us

Save the date

or a Maltese, I will appreciate their heritage and importance in biodiversity of dogs.

Thank you to Pauline, I really enjoyed this talk.


DAILY CHECKLIST FOR YOUR DOG

At Hills, from puppy class onward we promote regular handling of your dog in a positive way to build confidence and trust but also to ensure you identify health problems early.

A regular routine is the only way to ensure you are aware of changes in your dog so we have included a daily checklist that you can cut out and laminate and put on your wall or fridge! Once laminated there is a spot for dates and shopping list too that you can write on with a whiteboard marker!

🐾 Table at your height to make things easy for you 🐾 Cloths – washers / towel 🐾 Warm water or Saline / Eye Cleaner / Shampoo if

needed 🐾 Brush / Comb 🐾 Dog toothbrush and dog toothpaste (never use human

toothpaste! 🐾 Nail clippers or file 🐾 Treats – after all it has to be fun! You can reward as

you go or at the end or both!

Printable Checklist on the next page.

by Narelle.

Before you start you will need the following:

FOR NOTICE OF CLASS CAN-CELLATION

In the event of extreme weather conditions (heat or rain)

Go to: www.hillsdogclub.com OR Facebook:

www.facebook.com/hillsdogclub Pages updated Monday 4pm &

Tuesday 8:45am

We train we're fine come rain or shine

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DAILY CHECKLIST

Eyes Clear and Shiny Wipe away any dirt with warm water or eye cleaning product to help remove build up without tearing away hair

Ears Pink to white inside Check Colour and Smell

Clean ear that you can physically see with warm damp cloth and dry – see vet for infection (don’t put anything down the ear canal)

Teeth Check mouth and teeth for tartar, smell breath. Clean with dog toothbrush (or stocking material over finger, to begin) and dog toothpaste Get dog used to having mouth checked

Build up of tartar can cause a host of internal issues that we can’t see. Brushing must be done DAILY to be effective. If tartar not managed, see your vet! Effective brushing involves brushing the teeth at 45 degrees to the tooth surface and including gum margins. Make sure you brush all the way to the back of the mouth and the lower jaw. Use dog toothpaste - it's flavoured and makes the brushing experience more rewarding for your dog! If teeth OK, still do the clean to get dog used to being handled.

Coat Brush out knots – gently – using appropriate brush or comb for your dog’s coat type

Wash – 6-12 weeks depending on need Weekly washing can take the natural oils away

Body Check for lumps/bumps and give a massage

Get to know how your dog feels- praise!

Paws Pads / Nails

Check in between toes, paw pads and nails – be gentle! Are nails ripped / broken or split

Burrs, sticks and gum can cause pain when walking. If you can’t clip - See Vet

Tail / Rear End

Lift tail and check rear end for cleanliness

Wash with warm soapy water if required and dry

SMILE AND REWARD

PRAISE AND REWARD GOOD JOB DONE!!!

Owners Notes Flea Treatment / / Vaccinations / / Needs -Shopping list


HILLS DOG CLUB K9 COMPANION AWARDby Ellen MokFirst published Hills Howler December 2018

As both a recently accredited assessor and recipient of the K9 Companion Award with my dog, I’m clearly the least objective person who could be writing this report! But hear me out - - I might be biased, but I want to share why I care so much about this award.

Our Hills motto is ‘Companions and Competitors’. When I teach beginners classes, I see new members look across the grounds. First, their eyes widen in awe at the precision and focus of the teams in our advanced classes (“How does she keep the dog looking at her like that?”). When I explain that they are preparing for obedience competition, and the rewards that come with achieving passes and titles in those sports, they smile. Then, they shake their heads and say that they’ll be satisfied when Fido stops jumping on the kids. In other words, they ‘just want a well -behaved pet’. And hey, don’t we all. But what does that actually mean?

The way I see it, the K9 Companion Award sets out for us what a well -behaved pet should be. The award is open to those who are in Beginners 8 or above, but it’s a separate achievement from Beginners graduation. A K9 Companion is,

simply put, a well -mannered pet who is an asset to your family and our community. The certification comes in two parts: a written and a practical test. The written test is short and has only a few questions covering pet ownership - - along the lines of: What registration and identification is necessary for your dog? What can you vaccinate your dog against? Where can your dog legally be off -leash? It’s basic, but it’s also a gentle reminder of the responsibilities of owning a pet in our society.

The practical test is longer and more thorough, but not at all technical. You don’t collect points on how straight your dog’s Sit is or how high they can jump - - but you need to show that your dog won’t run out onto the road or jump onto strangers and can take directions from you. They need to be clean and brushed and yes, you need to be carrying a plastic bag to show you’re always prepared!

So if your dog is polite, clean and under your control at all times, I want us to test it for you. Because if your dog is an asset to you and your community, a companion as well as a competitor, who wouldn’t want to celebrate that?

The next K9 Companion tests are coming up on

11 & 12 November.

Enquire at the office for more

info.

Q: "Why doesn’t anyone want to work for dogs?"

A:"Because they hound their employees."

TAIL ME ANOTHER ONE

Q: "Where do you find a dog with no legs?"

A: "Right where you left him it."

Q: "Where did the dog leave his car?"

A: "In the barking lot."


In Puppy class we encourage you to do a 2 -3 -minute check of your dog - the eyes, ears, mouth, body – so that you can get used to what is normal and be alerted to any changes.This check also helps the dog to become used to being handled, and when done in a positive way builds trust and confidence. Have you done your 3 -minute check today?

A SALIVARY MUCOCELE by Narelle Brown Puppy Class Instructor

A friend recently let me know about a condition that I had not heard of before so I thought I would do some research and share it here for you.Canines have salivary glands under their tongues and in the back of their mouths. Salivary glands produce saliva, which then goes through a salivary duct to the mouth, where it helps with the digestion process.

If a gland or duct gets damaged, saliva leaks into surrounding tissue and collects and may cause a Salivary Mucoceles which is typically a soft and non -painful lump or swelling, unless a secondary bacterial infection is present.

Some of the most common signs of oral and salivary mucoceles are:

⁌Facial swelling ⁌Oral pain and swelling ⁌Blood in the saliva ⁌Difficulty swallowing ⁌Eye pressure and pain ⁌Respiratory disease or difficulties

breathing ⁌Soft, developing masses in the neck

(cervical)

The Mucocele is often noted as a movable and compressible, painless swelling of the neck or within the oral cavity. Can occur in the upper neck, under the jaw or between the jaws. It can occur on the floor of the mouth or alongside the tongue and in the throat.

The cause of salivary mucoceles is rarely identified, although trauma such as from choke collars, bite wounds, or chewing on foreign materials, ear canal

surgery is generally considered to be the most likely initiating event. Treatment is by draining which may only be a temporary solution or surgery.

This condition is almost exclusively seen in dogs and very rarely in cats. All breeds are susceptible but there seems to be an increased incidence in Poodles, German Shepherds, Dachshunds, and Australian Silky Terriers. There is no age predisposition and this condition may occur at any time. Awful pictures – but at least you know what is not normal and see your veterinarian!

Photos reproduced with permission

Bibliography: https://www.acvs.org/small-animal/salivary-mucocele https://wagwalking.com/condition/salivary-mucocele; https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/mouth/c_multi_salivary_mucocele


MOVERS AND SHAKERS.Our members have been busy collecting ribbons and prizes this last month. Here are a few we got wind of.

Pauline Hartwell and Zulu - 1st Open obedience and then went on to win Winner of Winners under judge Charlie Giles at Southern Districts Border Collie trial on 14/9.

Vicki Gresser’s Blade achieved 2nd place on 97 in Advanced B and a qually in Excellent B on 90 and then in the afternoon he achieved 1st place in Excellent B on 98 and 3rd place in Advanced B on 95 and his Rally Advanced Excellent Title at Blacktown double rally on 22/9.

Karen Richardson’s Star - Star’s first CCD trial placed 3rd on 93 points on 21/9. Star’s Rally Novice Title and 2nd place with 97 points on 22/9. Star placed 2nd in CCD on 96 points on 25/9.

Terri Odell’s Bunny - Melbourne Royal conformation show - 3rd in class beaten by Best of Breed & runner up in our class. Ginger won Best Minor Puppy.

Rachel Lawler’s Quiz - 1st place in Novice Agility 27/9.

Blade

Star

Zulu

Ginger

Quiz


NOTICE IS GIVEN OF THE GENERAL MEETING

of Hills Dog Club Inc.When: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday 9 October 2019 - 7:30pmWhere: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Meeting Rooms at Castle Hill Showground.Who: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . All club members are welcome to attend.

AGENDA

1. Open Meeting

2. Apologies

3. Confirmation of minutes of previous general meeting

4. Business arising from the minutes

5. Correspondence

6. Treasurer’s Report

7. New members

8. Chief Instructor’s Report

9. Show Secretary’s Report

10. Trial Secretary’s Report

11. Publicity Report

12. Notices of motion. (appendix - p14, p15)

12. General Business

TRICK DOG TITLES FROM 2020Thank you to Joan Stewart on her informative talk about the exciting new trick competition introduced by ANKC. We are hoping that many members of our club will consider this fun dog sport with their best friend.We have already strated thinking about exercises for our members to learn some of the beginner level tricks.So... 'Sit Pretty!'

Oct


Tick and Heat Talk

Monday 21st October 8:00pm to 8:45pm

Paralysis Tick - What you need to knowCaring for Dogs in Hot weather.

Presented by

Dr Marjorie Au - Petstock Vet Dural

Please let us know if you will be attending by notifying the office. Confirm by Monday 14th October or email [email protected]

Sponsored by:

it's FREE

DURAL


GROUND RULES1. As a condition of membership, all dogs are required to be properly vaccinated according to current veterinary guidelines.

2. Members are responsible at all times for the behaviour of their dog/s whilst present on the training grounds or representing the club.

3. All dogs must have properly fitted equipment and remain on lead at all times (unless instructed otherwise by a club instructor). No check/choker chains are to be used on any dogs in Puppy, Beginners or Graduate classes.

4. A member shall not ill -treat a dog at any time. Any such action may give rise to suspension or expulsion from the Club by resolution of the Committee.

5. Bitches in season and/or dog/s which are un -well or have an infectious condition are not permitted on the obedience training grounds.

6. Members are to pick up after their dog/s and help keep the grounds clean and tidy.

7. Adequate sensible dress with appropriate footwear (no thongs, scuffs or bare feet) is required to be worn by Handler during training.

8. Dogs are not to be left unattended whilst on the training grounds unless crated or tethered in a safe area. Members are reminded not to approach dogs that are confined. All dogs are to be kept under control and supervised while at the counter or in the clubhouse.

9. The Club reserves the right to ask any member to muzzle or in extreme cases, remove their dog/s from the training grounds. If a muzzle is required this must remain in place whilst on the club grounds. This will be at the discretion of the Committee.

10. Members who use Club equipment must ensure it is

returned to the storeroom and stored correctly after classes are conducted.

11. Children are welcome to attend classes provided they are supervised by an adult/parent/guardian at all times.

12. Child members (aged 7 to 11 are to be accompanied by an adult/parent/guardian in classes) and Junior members (aged 12 to 15 under adult/parent/guardian supervision on grounds) are welcome to train providing they have sufficient control of their dog during classes. This will be at the discretion of the class/chief instructor.

NOTICE:Election Obedience- and

Rally Judges will take place at the general

meetingevery November

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Hills Dog Club Inc.TRAINING TIMESMon. 7pm -> Puppies*, Beginners, Graduate & Advanced8pm -> Competitive Trialling dogs class*Puppy classes are for dogs 12 -20 weeks. Tue. 10:30am -> All Classes

CLUB MEETINGSThe club meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, except January, in the clubhouse. Meetings start at 7.30pm. All welcome! Tea and coffee provided.Club financial year is 1st January to 31st December.

CORRESPONDENCE AND NEWSLETTERAll Club correspondence or enquiries should be addressed in writing to The Secretary, PO BOX 392Round Corner NSW 2158 or [email protected] Hills Howler is available at the clubhouse on training days/nights and online. All mem -bers are encouraged to con -tribute.For admin purposes, please keep us informed of change of email address.

Forgotten to bring treats to training? Lamb Treats are on sale at the office for $5 a packet

NOTE: NEW EMAIL ADDRESS!

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Image Credits:

Photos of Club members and dogs owned by respective members.Stock images from Adobe Stock, Licenced to Tony Vink.

The Hills Howler newsletter is written by members, for members. The views expressed here are not necessarily the views of the Hills Dog Club Inc. and the club does not accept responsibili -ty for any information, articles or ad -vice published. We welcome requests for articles and info, and also allow members to post dog/pet related no -tices at editors discretion. Members are encouraged to write and contrib -ute letters, stories, with photos relat -ed to dogs and experiences with dogs. Share a joy or a sadness with us. Most web links on the digital version of this Newsletter are live and may be clicked

to go to the appropriate site. Some im -ages also contain web links.Copyright Notice: The Newsletter may only be repro -duced in full without any deletions or additions. Some of the content in our Newsletter is protected by copyright. Please write us to ask for permission to use specific content before publish -ing elsewhere.

HILLS DOG CLUB INC - 2019/20 COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT: - - - - - - - - - - Gordon Fenbow Mb: 0430 341 235. . . . . . . E: [email protected] PRESIDENT: - - - - - - - Anne Small . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0417 414 877. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] PRESIDENT: - - - - - - - Belvane Parsons . . . . . . . . . Tel:N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E: N/ASECRETARY: - - - - - - - - - - Taryn Gibbons . . . . . . . . . . Tel: N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] SECRETARY: - - - Diane Kumarich . . . . . . . . . Tel: N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . .E: [email protected]: - - - - - - - - - Lynne Sheather . . . . . . . . . Tel: 9634 1497.. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] TREASURER: - - - Janet Power . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0419 313 848. . . . . . E: [email protected] INSTRUCTOR: - - - - - Dianne Atkins . . . . . . . . . . Tel: 9654 3833. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] SECRETARY: - - - - - - Judy Mccartney Tel: TBA . . . . . . . E: [email protected] SECRETARY: - - - - - - Janet Power . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0419 313 848. . . . . . E: [email protected] OFFICER: - - - - - - - Lynne Sheather . . . . . . . . . Tel: 9634 1497.. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] OFFICER: - - - - - Tony Vink . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0497 850 895. . . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] OFFICER: - - - - - Dianne Atkins . . . . . . . . . . Tel: 9654 3833. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] OFFICER: - - - - Bob Watters . . . . . . . . . . . . Tel: N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E: N/AREGISTRAR: - - - - - - - - - - Jody Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0412 502 629. . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] MEMBERS: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Kathy Cocks . . . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0411 892 329. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Natalie Conway . . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0404 878 940. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Peter Guenther . . . . . . . . . . Tel: N/A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ellen Mok . . . . . . . . . . . . . E: [email protected] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Deirdre O’Brien . . . . . . . . . Mb: 0414 515 233. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vanessa VanVugt . . . . . . . . E: TBATROPHY STEWARDS: TRIAL: - - - - - - - - - - - Kerry Richards SHOW: - - - - - - - - - - - Janice Lyons CLUB: - - - - - - - - - - - Genevieve Young . . . . . . . . Mb: 0419 161 042. . . . E: [email protected]

AUDITOR: - - - - - - - - - - - Mr T NewtonPATRONS : - - - - - - - - - - - The Hon Ray Williams, MP - - - - - - - - - - - Dr Michelle Byrne, Mayor, The Hills Shire Council - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs Luci Ellem

LIFE MEMBERS: Peter Guenther, Hazel Baldwin (deceased), Dianne Atkins, Janet Power, Belvane Parsons, Anne Small, Betty Cansdale (deceased), Robyn Jones, Janice Lyons, Vicki Gresser, Lynne Sheather.

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The Secretary Hills Dog Club Inc. PO Box 392 Round Corner 2158 [email protected] 27 September 2019 1. NOTICE OF MOTION I move that the qualifying criteria for awards for Rally O be changed to bring them in line with the current qualifying criteria for Obedience: NOVICE: Your best 3 results only will be accepted. ADVANCED: Your best 5 results only will be accepted. EXCELLENT: Your best 5 results only will be accepted. MASTER: Your best 5 results only will be accepted. Medals will be awarded to all qualifiers in four different levels of Rally O competition: Novice, Advanced, Excellent, and Masters. Moved: Genevieve Young Seconded: Dianne Atkins Rationale: As with Obedience, Rally O awards are competitive within the Club, and are based on points gained in competition at different levels of Rally O, i.e., Novice, Advanced, Excellent, and Masters. The qualifying criteria for Rally O awards should therefore be the same as for Obedience. The adoption of the new criteria will recognise and award achievements at the different competition levels of Rally O. 2. NOTICE OF MOTION I move that the qualifying criteria for awards for Obedience levels CCD, CD (Novice), CDX (Open), UD, and UDX, be changed to the following: CCD Your best THREE results only will be accepted.

234 to 249 points Receive a bronze medal 250 to 284 points Receive a silver medal 285 to 300 points Receive a gold medal





CD (NOVICE) Your best THREE results only will be accepted.

OPEN (CDX) Your best FIVE results only will be accepted.

UD Your best FIVE results only will be accepted. UDX Your best FIVE results only will be accepted. Moved: Genevieve Young Seconded: Dianne Atkins Rationale: The new qualifying card system and point score changes make it a fairer competition, and bring all cards and scoring criteria to the same level. 3. NOTICE OF MOTION I move that the winner of the Iris Bollinger Memorial Trophy be determined by the following criteria: The person gaining the highest point score out of 5 qualifying cards at their highest level will win. If there is a draw, then the individual competitors’ scores will be counted and averaged and the person with the highest average score will win. Moved: Genevieve Young Seconded: Dianne Atkins Rationale: Under the current criteria, no consideration is given to the difficulty of different Rally O levels, and the person with the highest overall point score wins. The proposed change will resolve this issue. 4. NOTICE OF MOTION I move that the criteria for the Dianne Atkins Perpetual Trophy for Highest Achievement in Canine Competition be amended to allow only Titles recognised by the ANKC. Moved: Genevieve Young Seconded: Dianne Atkins Rationale: This removes all ambiguity as to which dog sports should be recognised and awarded medals and/or trophies.






HILLS DOG CLUB Inc. PRESENTS

INFORMATION NIGHT FOR CHILDREN ON

“BE DOG WISE”

Date: Monday Night 14th Oct 2019 Time: 6.30 pm - 7.30pm

Place: Castle Hill Showground Dog Rings (Lower Showground level)

This informative night will cover the safety aspect of children & dogs. It will also discuss raising dogs in our family life & help children to understand

what their dog is telling them. Children will be fully supervised during this event & Parent or Guardian must remain on the Dog Club

Grounds.

Rsvp: [email protected] or fill in slip below and return to office.

Name: Phone: Number Attending:

__________________________ __________________ _____________ Be Dog Wise is a ‘Children & Dogs Information Night’ run by HILLS DOG CLUB Inc.

FREE

FREE

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