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These pets don't just perform. They steal the show, one wakeboard, drum solo, and dance move at a time!
These pets don't just perform. They steal the show, one wakeboard, drum solo, and dance move at a time!
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S3, EP7 "(TPC 14m NEW) World's Most Talented Pets ----- Something to Squawk About"A guitar-strumming horse, a piano-playing cat, and a duck on the bongos. Somebody get this band a record deal!
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