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Interviews with Clay, Karin, and Ken Ronk; Mark Ruefenacht, Ralph Hendrix, Mona Elder, and Carrie Treggett, Dogs4Diabetics; Kim Denton; Ben O’Neill and Dwight Cawthon, Ukiah High School; Jennifer Cattet, PhD, Medical Mutts; Luke and Dorrie Nuttall; Crystal Cockroft, Canine Hope for Diabetics; Steven Wolf, MD; Paolo Incontri (a.k.a. Bhante Upali) and Valentina Braconcini, L’Associazione Italiana Cani d’Allerta; and Lidia Calabro.

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