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Your pets jump, jam, and show off their smarts in this nonstop parade of furry (and feathery) talent!
Your pets jump, jam, and show off their smarts in this nonstop parade of furry (and feathery) talent!
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World's Most Talented Pets
S1, EP7 "Swim, Dunk, Jump, and Swing"Parkour dogs, piano-playing pigs and jumping guinea pigs show off.
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S1, EP5 "Opposable Thumbs Aren't Everything"Tail-blazing talent, from surfing pups to climbing cats.
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S1, EP6 "It's All on the Line"Singing parrots and guitar-playing pigs is not a typical barnyard bash but a wild symphony of talent.
World's Most Talented Pets
S2, EP8 "World's Most Talented Pets ----- Hop, Drop, and Talent Nonstop"Your pets jump, jam, and show off their smarts in this nonstop parade of furry (and feathery) talent!
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