Gardening with Dogs

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We love our dogs and our gardens, but sometimes it seems the two don't mix well..

Here are few simple tips for balancing the needs of pets and plants!

GARDENING WITH DOGS : 






 Ar. Harita Patil

Assistant Professor, 

Thakur School of Architecture and Planning, Mumbai.


Eligibility Requirements for Admission to Architecture in India:

HSC in Science Stream, with 50% Aggregate and 50% Aggregate in PCM.

Qualifying Entrance Exam: NATA or JEE-Paper II


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