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Puppy Love 

Trade description warning! Both the title and the opening minutes of the first scene might have you thinking that this film is all about young beauties going gaga for adorable puppies, but rest assured nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, once mega-hung Joel Tamir has morphed his doggy companion into fresh-faced newbie, David Mannix, it’s pretty much business as usual in this STAXUS classic; as Vitali Kutcher and Beno Eker lead a cock-crazed cast of red hot twinks sucking and fucking their way to jizzy ecstasy time and time again!
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Trade description warning! Both the title and the opening minutes of the first scene might have you thinking that this film is all about young beauties going gaga for adorable puppies, but rest assured nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, once mega-hung Joel Tamir has morphed his doggy companion into fresh-faced newbie, David Mannix, it’s pretty much business as usual in this STAXUS classic; as Vitali Kutcher and Beno Eker lead a cock-crazed cast of red hot twinks sucking and fucking their way to jizzy ecstasy time and time again!

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Directed By:John Smith
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Staxus, SauVage

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