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My name is Jeff Tilt. I am a real person and
the driving force behind the OnlineDogBlog.

You can send email to me at:
Jeff(at)OnlineDogBlog(dot)com

You can send snail mail to me at:
Jeff Tilt
1589 Pinehurst Dr.
Atlanta, GA 30311

or

You can call me at:
(404)758-6837

You don’t have to tell me I’m crazy
for publishing this information…
I already know that.

PS Don’t forget to take time to play with your dog today. It will make both of you happy.

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