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NameMoose
BreedNewfoundland
GenderDog (Male)
ColourBrown
SizeGiant Dog
CountryUnited Kingdom
RegionEngland,Leicestershire
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Moose! Moose is a giant ball of energy, loving and a lot of fur! He is a great worker, he love everything, every animal and every human he meets!! He has an array of tricks under his belt (his favourite being bye bye)!! He is a devoted boy and does anything to please!

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