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As pet population rises in Keralam,KVASU steps up dog handler training

The university’s six-week programme covers canine behaviour, obedience, safe handling and animal welfare laws; it also aims to address the shortage of qualified trainers and reduce pet abandonment linked to behavioural problems

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As pet population rises in Keralam, KVASU steps up dog handler training

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Source: The Hindu. Published 18 Oct 2026, 10:56 am.

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