In one of the most astonishing examples of training excellence that I've seen in quite some time, check out this website and video clip. If it's real, and it looks real to me, it may change forever the definition of a "shaggy-dog story."
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Love those doggy moves. Just goes to show you can teach an old dog new tricks.
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wow. just wow.
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