MeeraPuppins Puppy Training

MeeraPuppins Puppy Training Accredited Puppy Training Specialist - Sheffield, Yorkshire
Author of Practically Perfect Puppy & Other Lies

Welcome to Meera Puppins - Sheffield puppy training specialist. My mission is to help you to positively train, safely socialise and confidently raise your puppy to be practically perfect! I offer 121 training sessions that take place at your home or local area, and small-group fun and friendly puppy classes.

08/01/2025

How not to train your puppy 😜

Day 6(th of January) of what feels like Squid Game.Do we have any contestants still in the game?🐾Things I have said this...
06/01/2025

Day 6(th of January) of what feels like Squid Game.
Do we have any contestants still in the game?

🐾Things I have said this year, as a puppy trainer
vs. 💩 what I actually meant.

🐾 Thank you for your enquiry about the puppy training services I offer, pricing and my availability.
💩 If you knew how much I spend on my website, you'd understand why this type of enquiry is so annoying.

🐾 Apologies for the delayed response.
💩 Psych. I genuinely mean this. There's always a reason why it might take me a few days to reply.

🐾 Raising a puppy is really stressful.
💩 It would be less stressful if you let me help you.

🐾 I'm really sorry to hear that.
💩 I'm going to think about what you said for a very long time and get myself all upset over it, but I'll tell everyone I'm fine, and no I am NOT crying because my jumper sleeve got stuck on the door handle. I'm fine, I'm fine!

🐾 How did you respond when your puppy did that thing that made you really mad?
💩 Did you behave like a human (it's cool, puppies are annoying) or were you physically violent to your puppy?

🐾 How many snowmen are gonna have yellow legs?
💩 Let your pup wee in peace without yanking them away mid-flow.

🐾 I don't say yes to every person who wants to work with me.
💩 Get off TikTok, it's created unrealistic expectations of how long it's going to take to train your puppy cause I know you're gonna project your weird expectations onto me, then get disappointed when it takes weeks and not minutes.

🐾 My pricing reflects my knowledge, support and experience. I'm sorry that it's out of your budget, but I thank you for your enquiry, and wish you all the best.
💩I have marked you as spam.

🐾 Awww look at your little puppy! They're so cute!
💩 In three seconds I have identified five ways I can help you.

🐾 Hello! I'm just checking in to see if you received my previous email about Fido.
💩 Did you mark me as spam?

🐾 Yes, I still have spaces left on my Practically Perfect Puppy small-group workshop.
💩 Why do I still have spaces left?! My workshop is really good.

If you wanna help me out with the last thing, link in the comments for my small-group workshop.
I'd love not to keep repeating myself.

If your new year's resolution was to have more Lasagne in your life (not on your plate, it's not that kind of Lasagne!) ...
04/01/2025

If your new year's resolution was to have more Lasagne in your life (not on your plate, it's not that kind of Lasagne!) have a look at this gorgeous little boy who is looking for a new home.

Happy New Year! A frosty start to 2025 - just had a look outside and my car looks like an ice cube!How have you started ...
02/01/2025

Happy New Year!
A frosty start to 2025 - just had a look outside and my car looks like an ice cube!

How have you started 2025?
Have you welcomed a cute little puppy into your home, or are you preparing to bring your puppy home in the next couple of weeks?

If you're looking for some small-group training for your puppy, following positive training techniques only, I've got a couple of spaces left on my upcoming Practically Perfect Puppy class on January 25th.

This is what Monty's (Spaniel puppy) dad said about signing up to one of my small-group classes (this is when it snowed in Sheffield, to explain about the cancellations!)

"We had initially booked a group session but due to bad weather, others had cancelled. Meera very kindly offered a home-visit lesson instead, since we were local to her. She was absolutely brilliant and very knowledgeable, and demonstrated numerous methods to help to control our puppy’s biting. We’ve found these to be super useful - thanks so much again Meera"

Not only is it really nice to hear I was able to help Monty with his puppy biting, but it's also great to continue proving that positive puppy training techniques absolutely do work!

If one of your New Year's Resolutions is to finally get some professional, personalised help with your puppy's biting, on Saturday 25th January I'm teaching a Practically Perfect Puppy class. It's a small group class - last few spots remaining.

I'll help you to:
- Banish your puppy's painful biting
- Easily and positively stop your puppy from jumping up
- Share some tips on training a rock-solid puppy recall
and a couple of other bits that I'm going to try and squeeze into the class!

If you'd like to come along, check out the comments for the booking link.

P.S. If you can share this post with your puppy-owning mates / family in Sheffield, that would be fab!

📷Of Monty chewing his toy, instead of our feet 🤣

"She's a 30 year old woman that can't work without her dog."2024 - have you been asking the wrong person for help?I've t...
31/12/2024

"She's a 30 year old woman that can't work without her dog."

2024 - have you been asking the wrong person for help?

I've taken a break from snaffling mince pies and glugging Baileys to share this story with you.

It's a story of a 30-year old lady? girl? woman? who keeps rejecting full time office jobs because her dog has separation anxiety, and now she's struggling financially.

She invested in a financial expert, thinking he would help her to find a work from home job / support her with managing her finances.

However, "because of the dog thing" (his words, not mine) he really struggled to help her make any progress or changes. In the end, he admitted that he couldn't help someone who "wasn't willing to adapt to financial reality."

Had she asked the wrong person for help?
Yes, and no.

The finance guy is gonna do his finance stuff. He had all the potential to help her.
But the dog's behaviour is not going to change because of the finance guy.
The woman's behaviour is also not going to change because of the finance guy.

Is a dog trainer going to change the dog's behaviour?
Potentially - if the woman listens, communicates and implements the advice she's given.

If she doesn't? Nothing will change, and everyone she asks for help, will still be the wrong person.

If you know you need help with training your puppy, and you've already asked:
Your neighbour who is a dog groomer / the bloke down the pub who has a really well behaved dog / family members who had a dog 30 years ago / friends who just got a puppy / Google / YouTube dog trainers for help, but you're still stuck with the same problem puppy behaviours, stop asking the wrong people for help.

As an accredited puppy training specialist, I'm pretty confident I can help you transform your problematic puppy into a practically perfect companion.

Last few spaces left on my upcoming Practically Perfect Puppy small-group puppy training event. The event is on Saturday 25th January, S8, at a secure indoor location, with loads of parking.

Find out more / booking link in the comments - if you're looking for the right kind of help. Helpful help.

So, what now?This morning I checked my emails (I know, I know) and wasn't surprised to see a handful of puppy calls book...
26/12/2024

So, what now?

This morning I checked my emails (I know, I know) and wasn't surprised to see a handful of puppy calls booked for next week.

Why?

Cause Christmas can be stressful.
Christmas with a puppy can be even more stressful.

😴 Your puppy possibly hasn't slept properly in the run up to the big day. A tired puppy is precisely that. Tired. Irritable. Nippy. Doesn't seem to be listening to you. Is quicker to behave like a gremlin.

🍗 Maybe they've eaten something they shouldn't. Or perhaps you bought them something with brilliant marketing - doggy mince pies / pawsecco / festive Christmas dinners for dogs...and now their insides feel like spaghetti junction during rush hour. Which means they're behaving weird and don't want to be touched or have anyone talking to them. Oh and they might have left you a Brucey Bonus somewhere 💩

💏 Their comfort level of humans has become less comfortable with the arrival of family / friends / kids who are understandably excited to meet your puppy. But it's a lot! The correct time for surplus humans to go home (for your puppy) may have been a few hours after they arrived.

⏰️ Your routine might be in the recycling bin over the festive period, but your puppy still wants up and out. Or so they think. Your walks might be a bit stressful as you take your sleepy, nippy, overwhelmed puppy out for their daily constitutional.

🎆 What the heck was that? Loud, unexpected noises can be really worrying for your puppy. It's not uncommon for pups to then become scared on walks if there's a loud bang, motorbike revving, or in my case, nearly dropping all of dinner plates this morning.

🆘️ If you found this helpful, share it with your puppy owning mates. If you found it helpful and want more help, download the Sheffield Puppy Owners Survival Guide. I wrote it so you don't have to struggle. Find out how to easily banish your puppy's painful biting, stop your puppy from jumping up and fast track your puppy's toilet training.

Link in the comments.

📸 One of my faves. Parker has been training with me since he was a puppy. Now he's a teenager and makes me laugh with his antics.

There's Baileys in my coffee, snacks everywhere and a delicious pile of new books waiting for me.Merry Christmas 🎅      ...
25/12/2024

There's Baileys in my coffee, snacks everywhere and a delicious pile of new books waiting for me.

Merry Christmas 🎅

This could have been a puppy photo reel but there's a Scroogey limit of just 10 pics! In March 2023 I packed up my carpe...
24/12/2024

This could have been a puppy photo reel but there's a Scroogey limit of just 10 pics!

In March 2023 I packed up my carpet bag, flicked open my umbrella and landed in S5, Sheffield.

I didn't know anyone here (now I know loads of you!) but I knew moving to Sheffield felt like finding home.
That's a story for another time, but the Christmas markets have a lot to answer for!

I'd been running Meera Puppins since April 2021 but had to start again from scratch. Obviously made some silly mistakes along the way - like believing Google Maps when it told me my walking route was mainly flat & comparing Hendo's to Worces...nope sorry, can't say it!

One postcode change later (hello S11, you sexy beast) as well as joining the team as a full time Pet Welfare Assistant, I'm looking back at 2024 with a bit of awe and disbelief.

I've met some amazing friends in Sheffield, a properly lovely bunch of good humans. Living in S11 is utterly brilliant and feels like having a little holiday home. Being able to walk to my full time job is a treat as I've gotten to know the local pooches! Hosting my puppy social walks in Hillsborough was really cool.
A few months ago I went back to hosting small-group classes at which was a bit scary as it's been a while since I taught classes, but the only thing growing in my comfort zone was my waistline (working in S11 is a coffee here, a cake there...now I'm wearing elasticated pants everywhere).

But the best part of all this is when you book my help with your puppies & teenage dogs. It makes me feel fuzzy and squishy when you book with me (ok I'm gonna say it) over the the four bajillion other puppy trainers in Sheffield) and I get excited every single time. Especially because I still feel like I have a new business in Sheffield. I'm not massively well-known yet, and you may not always find me shouting on socials.

Enjoy swiping through my cute Sheffield puppy client pics, they're all good boys and girls ❤️

To everyone who read to the end of this post, trained with me, left a review, bought a copy of my book, told their friends about me... thank you!

To everyone else, do better next year 😂

Merry Christmas!

Once upon a time (2023), in a kingdom far, far away (Lancashire) there lived a puppy trainer. One day, she ventured out ...
17/12/2024

Once upon a time (2023), in a kingdom far, far away (Lancashire) there lived a puppy trainer. One day, she ventured out into the woods for a walk, and ended up meeting a magical book writing coach.

The book writing coach possessed a magical ability to make the seemingly impossible act of writing a book, more possible.

At first the puppy trainer whinged about being tired, not having time, not knowing what to write about... but the book coach did not listen to her excuses.

It wasn't long before the puppy trainer dreamed of idyllic mornings with her laptop propped against her knees, hot coffee cooling by her side.
She longed for afternoons cosied up by the window in writer-friendly cafés, earnestly adding new chapters to her book.
She delighted over saying to her long-suffering friends "sorry, can't come out tonight, I'm writing my book."

Eventually, after much suffering, the book was ready to be released into the world.

The puppy trainer would have lived happily ever after, but there was a little thorn in her side called Marketing. The book did not magically sell itself, the puppy trainer had to tell people that the book existed. And then give them reasons to buy it.

Kind hearted folk who had bought the book, helped by leaving lovely reviews:

"This is NOT a puppy training book but it’s the book you should buy when you’re training your puppy or dog, because it’s like having a friendly hand on your shoulder telling you you’re doing fine and it’s okay if things aren’t going the way you thought they would. Meera is a puppy trainer who teaches you as well as your dog. It’s a book about not panicking, breathing, taking a break and realising that you and your dog just need time and patience. Well worth a read!"

"We came across Meera when searching for help with our puppy. Her book is a great story that provides background and context to Meera’s own journey with dogs. It gives sensible advice and has been a great tool in our journey with our puppy. Highly recommended!"

This Christmas, create your own Happily Ever After ending with your little puppy, by getting yourself a copy of my book "Practically Perfect Puppy & Other Lies."

The ultimate book to transforming your life and your relationship with your puppy with expert Meera Puppins. Holding your stressed-out, panicked puppy-owner hand, and gently guiding you towards a happier relationship with your puppy. Buy it today to be a confident puppy owner!

Meet Tony, he is a 100% certified good boy, and sleeps with his tongue poking out. He has the squishiest little pink bel...
16/12/2024

Meet Tony, he is a 100% certified good boy, and sleeps with his tongue poking out.
He has the squishiest little pink belly and loves meeting new people by jumping up at them.
By the power of his adorable cuteness, resistance is futile against his tippy tappy little paws boshing you on the shin as he tries to jump up to say HELLO FREN!

In a few months, Tony will still be a 100% certified good boy, but he won't always be pocket-sized. This means that behaviours which are cute now, might not be so cute when Tony is 20kg+ and hurtling himself around your shins.

His lovely humans have already started preparing for this, and said:

"He is a baby at the moment, and showing signs of general puppy behaviour like biting, nipping, chewing, stealing socks etc. However he still hasn’t quite grasped that he needs to tell us he needs the toilet and will wee on the carpet instead.

I would also like him to not immediately jump up at people, as lovely and excited as he is, some people may not appreciate it.
I would just like some guidance around meeting people, and toilet training. I also would like him to meet other dogs and socialise.
It’s an opportunity for me to meet other new puppy parents too."

This is why they booked Tony onto my Practically Perfect Puppy small-group workshop, on Saturday 25th January.

Rather than dragging yourself along to 6 weeks of puppy classes, in my small-group workshop, we will master the foundations of your puppy's training - including the most common issues:

- Puppy not listening to you.
- Puppy jumping up.
- Puppy being an adorable menace to society (just kidding, I can't help it if your puppy is cute).

With a maximum of four puppies in my class, you get all of the benefits of a small-group social experience for your puppy (note: socialisation is not chucking your puppy into a group class) and you also get my expert support and advice, which will help you to feel confident that you are doing the right things, and will help you to quickly make progress with raising, training and socialising your puppy.

To find out more, and to book, check out the link in the comments.

Good morning!The use of the exclamation mark might lull you into thinking I'm an early morning sort of bird. The type th...
12/12/2024

Good morning!

The use of the exclamation mark might lull you into thinking I'm an early morning sort of bird. The type that doesn't just get the worm, but gently oils up a frying pan on a low heat, adds seasoning, and then sautées the worm till it is tender and crisp.

I may even add a jaunty garnish or two - perhaps a little bit of limp looking parsley. Or a slightly wilted basil leaf. Herb life at my house is often good intention, then a disappointed "oh, can't use this, it's turned soggy."

However, I'm afraid it is actually 5:47a.m. and I'm staring longingly at the moka pot of coffee I've just put on the hob, there are no worms to catch (thank god, worms are gross) and honestly, maybe like you, I'm tired and ready to be sitting in my pajamas, eating Quality Street, sipping on a Baileys and watching the kinda telly that makes your brain fall out of your head (Keeping up with the Kardashians, anyone?)

Sadly, it is only December 12th. We must endure a few more weeks of alarm clocks before the Big Day arrives and we can slap them into silence (I don't usually condone violence, but do we really need to be waking up when it feels like the middle of the night?)

On second thought, if you have a dog - yes.
If you have a baby and a dog - definitely yes.
If you have a business and a full time job - always, yes.

Not so sadly though, here are two post Christmas things that I'm hosting and I think you'd like.

I'm telling you about them now because there's only three spaces left each, and I'd quite like to fill all the spaces up so I don't have to keep getting up at 5.30a.m. to write emails when I actually want to read my book (Lessons in Chemistry) and slurp coffee (hauled back from my September trip to Spain).

1) Practically Perfect Puppy workshop for pups aged up to 10 months old. It's a brilliant way to master the puppy foundations, without the (often boring) commitment of hauling yourself to 6 weeks of puppy classes.
2) Teenage Tearaways workshop for hairy, lairy teenage dogs who've stopped listening to you, don't want to come back when off lead and are generally just HARD WORK!

Check out the comments for the "more info" and booking links!

Coming soon to absolutely no decent streaming services near you. Posting this to feed the algorithm before it bites my h...
07/12/2024

Coming soon to absolutely no decent streaming services near you.

Posting this to feed the algorithm before it bites my hand off.

Would you like to see all of the lists at once or shall I feed them to you like the good Quality Street (blue ones, toffee ones, purple ones, strawberry cremes) one by one?

03/12/2024

That's right. I don't teach 6 week puppy classes, you don't always need them! Puppy classes seem to have become a rite of passage for weary new puppy owners. Resistance is often futile and you end up booked into 6 weeks of group classes with all your hopes and dreams slightly shattered if your training doesn't work in the real world.

I used to teach 5 week puppy classes back in Lancashire, in an amazing venue - I taught my classes at a café / restaurant and it was a really fun and lovely experience because it was different - and it absolutely worked! Had some amazing groups of pups & owners in my classes - if you stalk my social media hard enough, you'll find photos!

Since moving to Sheffield I haven't found a venue that would let me do that, but I have found 5,864 versions of puppy classes available to you.

I don't want to be version 5,865.

Which is why:

On Saturday January 25th I'll be hosting "Sheffield Puppy Owners Survival" - a small group workshop for up to 4 puppies where we will do brilliantly at not making the same mistakes as everyone else when it comes to raising, training and socialising your puppy.

This workshop will be about the top three things we need to teach your puppy if you want them to be raised as Practically Perfect.

On Saturday February 8th I'll be hosting Tearaway Teenagers - dogs only, don't try and sneak your offspring in please.

This class is for hairy, lairy teenage dog's who don't wanna listen to mum and dad, love embarrassing you in public and make you wonder what went wrong.

In this class we'll look at what's happening in your teenage dog's brain (yes they do still have one); why you might feel like you're going backwards (has your dog driven you to drink?) and practical training tips and games to help you thrive through it all.

Both workshops are an hour, and will be hosted at Moss Valley Tails, in a safe indoor location - with parking!

More info coming soon!

P.S. If you can't wait to find out more, you can pre-register your interest at [email protected]

Meera Puppins?What, like Mary Poppins?Errr who the heck is Meera Puppins, and why are you only just hearing about me now...
01/12/2024

Meera Puppins?
What, like Mary Poppins?

Errr who the heck is Meera Puppins, and why are you only just hearing about me now?

- I'm a Sheffield dwelling puppy training specialist who's been specialising for 3.5 years. Yes that's a decimal point. How old do you think I am?! Don't answer that, my skincare routine is good lighting and long distances.
- I hail from the other side of the Pennines, but don't hold it against me.
- I'm fully accredited with as a trainer.
- Even though I know lots of puppy things, I'm also a human being and will probably laugh when your puppy does stuff you wish they wouldn't. Then I'll help you. But don't be so serious about it, it's ok.
- I speak fluent Spanish and lived in Madrid for four years. However, I missed actual seasons (300 days of sunshine in Madrid) and came back to the UK so I could talk about the weather.
- In my previous life, I was a Spanish translator in the financial services industry (Madrid & London). I don't want to talk about this. It was a dusty eight years where every creative juice was squeezed out of my brain.

Why are you only just hearing about me now?
1) I treat the algorithm the same way I do my houseplants - with varying levels of neglect and unintentional abandonment.

2) Most of my posts encourage you to get off social media and onto my website*. Social media does not like it when I do this.

3) I moved to Sheffield in April in 2023 and half-assed setting up my business again.
Now I'm using my full ass. Hello.

4) I wrote a book (proper book, with pages and a spine) called Practically Perfect Puppy & Other Lies and only 5 wonderful people have left me a book review on Amazon. How am I meant to become famous without my book becoming a best seller?

So, what do I actually do?
You know what, go and have a look on my website about my puppy training services & workshops.
No seriously, it's a really good website. There's even loads of cool free stuff - including the Sheffield Puppy Owners Survival Guide.
*Told you.

Meera Puppins
www.meerapuppins.co.uk
Sheffield Puppy Training Specialist
Author of Practically Perfect Puppy & Other Lies

It's the busiest shopping day of the year, and people are probbaly going to be fighting over £20 air fryers or whatever ...
29/11/2024

It's the busiest shopping day of the year, and people are probbaly going to be fighting over £20 air fryers or whatever else it is that the shops are trying to flog in the name of a "bargain."

Most of us love a bargain - myself included. Ain't no shame in that!

But when it comes to your puppy, I'll bet you weren't looking for a bargain were you?

If your breeder had offered you buy one get one free, 25% off with a Kennel Club Card (this doesn't exist, I made it up) or if your puppy cost less than a kilo of cheese at Costco, I guess that you'd be a bit weirded out over your puppy's pricing.

Equally, if you've rescued your puppy (not gonna lie, if rescue was a breed, it'd be my favourite) if the charity you adopted your puppy from slapped a "SALE" sticker onto your puppy, you might be a bit freaked out by this.

In the three and a half years that I've been running Meera Puppins, I've noticed that lots of puppy owners are happy to spend mega bucks on their puppy; but then want an absolute bargain for the training.

Now, expensive doesn't always equal amazing and inexpensive doesn't always mean terrible. Bargain bin mentality when it comes to puppy training means that you could end up:

- Spending money on books / apps / training programmes - with no actual support.
- Signing up for a load of puppy classes that work really well in-situ but you still have the same problems at home.
- Forking out a small fortune for a TikTok trainer who has 50,000 followers, 0 qualifications and four small brain cells.

Bargain bin mentality isn't something I experience often at Meera Puppins; but it does happen every now and again when someone will be utterly horrified at how much I'm charging and disappear into the ether, never to be seen or heard of again.

Before I was a puppy trainer, I was also horrified when I was quoted £700 to help with my rescue dog's separation anxiety - we are human, and that often means being horrified when we know the price, but not the value.

This Black Friday I won't be offering any deals / discounts on my services. Because I don't want to. In Sheffield you have a massive range of trainers providing what look like similar services - puppy training, puppy classes etc. and all at different pricing points.

At Meera Puppins, I'm all about helping you to raise a practically perfect puppy - in every way. The way I do that is not something you're going to find lying around in the bargain bin.

"From the moment I met Meera I knew she would be the reassuring voice I needed to help with some puppy issues I was having. Meera uses positive behaviour management and a calming manner to get the best out of you and your puppy. Highly recommend!” - Luna the Spaniel's mum.

"I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Meera to any other puppy owners who feel frustrated and like you’re failing your new best friend." - Frank the Labradoodle's mum.

I'm taking on a couple of new puppy training clients in December, so if you're looking to invest in your puppy's training - rather than for a quick bargain, check out the link in the comments and let's talk about how I can help you.

P.S. Definitely check out my other reviews on Google & on FB if you're thinking of booking with me. It's all very well me going Julie Andrews on you (promise I won't sing) but it's always best to hear it from others who have actually worked with me!

Ever felt like you're punching yourself in the brain?A while ago I decided to sign up for a Boxercise class. This meant:...
27/11/2024

Ever felt like you're punching yourself in the brain?

A while ago I decided to sign up for a Boxercise class. This meant:
- Having to leave the house after I'd gotten home.
- Having to change my day bra to a sports bra (if you know, you have also suffered).
- Exercising in front of strangers.

My first class at Jazzy B Fitness was tonight, and here are a few of the punches my brain threw:

- My nose is going to start running, I'll be wearing boxing gloves. So I'll have to start crying to distract my boxing partner from my grossness.
- What if no one wants to be my partner? That would be so embarrassing. I'd just have to punch myself in the face and then leave immediately, with the excuse of a black eye.
- What if I actually die in the middle of the warm up. What if my heart decides to take its revenge on how many times I ate cheese for dinner, and I literally keel over and die.
- What if I accidentally punch someone in the face?

None of these things actually happened, but they could have, because my brain stopped braining and started brawling instead.

A similar thing happens when you're a puppy owner. Panic, fear, stress, worry... they do a full on Forrest Gump and all come running to have the world's weirdest house party in your brain. It can be horrible to have a puppy.

On one hand, you love this adorable little creature who lives in your house rent free, racks up bills they have no means of paying, and then has the audacity to CRY.

On the other hand, you wish you had your freedom.
A full nights sleep. An alarm clock that didnt bark. I have no issue with that. Raising a puppy is like feeding a gremlin after midnight.

But finding someone (ahem) who understands this and can help you navigate the minefield of puppy training stuff, results in less punches to your brain, more confidence in what you're doing - and a lot less stress! Sounds good right?

I've only got space for a couple of clients in December, so if you've been thinking about puppy training - or putting it off, this is my cue to punch you in the brain (not really).

It's time to book in a complimentary puppy chat with me, and make things easier for yourself.

Call booking link in the comments.

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