Dog Duty #11: Chapter 14 - A Routine

Chapter Fourteen - A Routine

Having regained his focus on going after Clay, Fritz tries to instill some order back into his life with Nipper and Ernie, though a sidetrack with Officer Hart interrupts his plan.

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