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The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating (2023)
Simon believes Chloe is the girl of his dreams, but can’t seem to win over her beloved pup. He enlists dog trainer Alex and soon finds himself wondering where his real connection might be.
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Simon believes Chloe is the girl of his dreams, but can’t seem to win over her beloved pup. He enlists dog trainer Alex and soon finds himself wondering where his real connection might be.
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Kate Somerville, Catherine Reay, Juliana Wimbles
In Theaters:1/1/2023
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Johnson Production Group
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