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Temporary post disruption as Dog has been injured :-(

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Golda the Adventure Dog incurred a spinal injury while chasing a rabbit and is still in the hospital trying to recover. Thus we have a lull in post production for the time being...

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FAQ #3: Where is the most favorite place you have been?

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