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✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
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This dog named Reed was scratching his ears in an unusual yet funny way. He was lying upside down, calmly scratching his ears, and intermittently making sounds.
This dog named Reed was scratching his ears in an unusual yet funny way. He was lying upside down, calmly scratching his ears, and intermittently making sounds.
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