The Switzerland adultgreatest friendships are built on trust. And what better way to test that friendship than with a trust fall?
Watson, a golden retriever, knows that he can always rely on his trusty human.
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Honestly, no one would leave a dog like this hanging.
You can always count on dog's best friend.
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