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My biggest challenge is my husband. He is an old dog that doesn't want to learn new tricks. If the special container for the waste isn't directly in front of him, he won't use it. After dinner I have to grab the container quick before he throws his chicken bones in the trash. It has become a joke with us. 'Catch Me if You Can.' HAHA.
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