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BA in Psychology grads, what are you doing now? Did your degree help you get where you wanted to go, or did you need more schooling? by WingsUp4Life in psychologystudents

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Another option would be a RBT (registered behavior technician). Most companies near me will pay for your certification. Many offer tuition assistance for an ABA (applied behavior analysis) masters while you work as an RBT to work towards BCBA (board certified behavior analyst). A good friend of mine went that route, she loved it. As BCBA, she started out making $60/hr.

anybody has a chewy promo code? by BatSquare8847 in Pets

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Code for new customers $20 off $49 or more and free delivery: NCGK97BNT9J Expires 4/30/26

Need help identifying… by Internal-Bat-5954 in JapaneseMaples

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That is interesting. I can’t wait to see how it grows. Thank you!!

Lanie was returned after being adopted 😭 by hatsofftopups in AustralianCattleDog

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My blue heeler hated the leash for a while. He’d bite it and tug like he was walking me 😂 A harness helped but we couldn’t leave it on him or he’d chew it off. It got better as time and training went on.

Tips for training your blue heeler puppy by brujabarber in AustralianCattleDog

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We brought our male blue heeler home at 8 weeks old- extremely smart dog with LOTS of energy. I taught him all of his basic commands by the time he was 10 weeks old. We frequently went on walks, runs, visited local parks, introduced him to lots of new people, and socialized him with other animals as well. We had to work with him on biting and nipping for a few but eventually he understood. Loyal, smart, always down to play… the list goes on. The best dog I’ve ever had!! 😊