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Video: 9 Months In 90 Seconds

Video Shows Puppies Repeatedly Running for Dinner

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Do you have a dinner routine? These growing pups sure do. You'll laugh as you watch the dynamic duo repeatedly run for supper over the course of 9 months. The more things change, the more they stay the same. Dinner is served, but the floor is slippery!

>>Watch more great pet videos here<<

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Irene — How adorable and it is really amazing to see them grow up so fast | 10.06.16 @ 14:34

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Erin — Ha ha! I'm not sure I would be able to keep up with those two adorable pups. Cute video! | 10.06.16 @ 14:39

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Steffanie — Adorable! Love to see them growing. | 10.06.16 @ 14:41

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