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"What you learn is to trust the dog's instincts to sense an intruder," says Moulai, a nurse who lives in Minneapolis. "If there were one, you could see it in her body language." She found and adopted Ruby at the Animal Humane Society in Golden Valley, Minn., where she trained the dog in an obedience class. She added training tactics from a list of 40 posted on www.psychdog.org, a Web site of the 7-year-old Psychiatric Service Dog Society. "With patience and training, she skyrocketed into this dog that's very calm and relaxed," she says, fondly petting the dog's floppy ears. By Kay Harvey Related Information:
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