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Pushok and Druzhok
Cartoon about the friendship of a duckling Pushka and puppy Druzhok. Guests came to Pushka's birthday party, but no one invited the Wolf and the Fox. They decide to come uninvited, ruining the house ruined and stealing the bunny. The faithful friends go to rescue the poor bunny.
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Cartoon about the friendship of a duckling Pushka and puppy Druzhok. Guests came to Pushka's birthday party, but no one invited the Wolf and the Fox. They decide to come uninvited, ruining the house ruined and stealing the bunny. The faithful friends go to rescue the poor bunny.
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Runtime:10 minutes
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