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MUTHU AND SILVER: 2 DOBERMANS FROM DELHI

You know the story. Dangerous Dobermans nobody wants to keep. We keep dogs nobody wants to keep! Hell, we ONLY keep dogs nobody wants to keep. MUTHU and SILVER (they’ve come with these names and for a change we love them – who won’t love MUTHU for crying out loud) came in today and will have a free run of the place. They’re our babies just like everyone already living here. Here they are on the way from the train station to the farm.

Welcome home, boys.

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