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Do your dogs' leashes always get tangled up when you're walking them? Well, all that is about to change. Read this article and find out why.


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    Be prepared. You will need leashes, a water bottle, a bag, rubber gloves and some doggy treats. So before you go on your walk, get all of these things ready.
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    Hook your dogs up to the leashes and start walking down the driveway. Begin either walking somewhere safe or on a sidewalk.
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    Hold one of your dogs with your left hand and the other one with your right hand. Keep them separated while walking so you don't get the leashes tangled up.
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    Walk! Enjoy your time out with the dogs!


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