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Boynapped Collection: Pup Play Volume 1 (2010)

Buff bulldog Luke Hammond gets introduced to cute puppy Benji Looms in a training session that leads to some hot fucking and some cum soaked cock sucking. Sebastian controls both dogs with chain leads and stern commands, and while Luke is a well trained canine, Benji is new to the games and needs some strict supervision! There is nothing finer than having two hot teen pups fighting over who gets to suck your cock. Sebastian was the crew member who got to play master with horny duo" Dylan Thomas and Finley Yves.
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Buff bulldog Luke Hammond gets introduced to cute puppy Benji Looms in a training session that leads to some hot fucking and some cum soaked cock sucking. Sebastian controls both dogs with chain leads and stern commands, and while Luke is a well trained canine, Benji is new to the games and needs some strict supervision! There is nothing finer than having two hot teen pups fighting over who gets to suck your cock. Sebastian was the crew member who got to play master with horny duo" Dylan Thomas and Finley Yves.

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In Theaters:8/24/2010
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:BoyNapped, Twisted XXX Media

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