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      Teddy TalksThat Dog Has a Job: Talking About Inclusion with Kelley Coleman
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      That Dog Has a Job: Talking About Inclusion with Kelley Coleman

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      When Jada sees a boy in a wheelchair with a dog at the mall, she starts to wonder why some people get to bring pets inside. Luckily, Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Kelley Coleman are here to help her learn all about service dogs, invisible disabilities, and how kindness and curiosity can help us include everyone.

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