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NDTC
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NDTCNamibia Diamond Trading Company (joint ventre between the Namibia government and De Beers)
NDTCNational Digital Television Center
NDTCNational Dance Team Championships
NDTCNorthern Drug Dependence Treatment Center (Thailand)
NDTCNaval Desk Top Computers
NDTCNuneaton Dog Training Club (UK)
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NUNEATON Dog Training Club, based in Old Hinckley Road, will hold a companion dog show on Saturday, October 18.
Is your dog's tail waggy? by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The dog show begins at 1pm and there will be a demonstration from the Nuneaton Dog Training Club during the afternoon as well as a rehoming parade featuring some lovely dogs looking for homes.
In Brief by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
I started off with her at Nuneaton Dog Training Club when she was a puppy and although I still go there, we are now both having lessons from a small charity called Dog AID.
The woof and tumble of being a canine carer; SUPERDOG: Clever pooch ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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