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Maidstone guide dog trainer Hettie Hollister walks through the training programme dogs have to undertake with KOL reporter Ben Austin.
Maidstone guide dog trainer Hettie Hollister walks through the training programme dogs have to undertake with KOL reporter Ben Austin.
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