Dogtown 2
Jan 16 2022
•1h 2m
•Family, Animation
It's election time in Dogtown and longtime Mayor Jack Russel has his nose fixed on a fourth term. But Barney Lockjaw plots to take over the junkyard. Will Dogtown stop Barney Lockjaws before it's too late? Find out in Dogtown 2.
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Todd Allen
(voice)
Jonathon Carley
(voice)
Jonathon Carley
Rich
Douglas Gaugard
Larry
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