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Jack Russell dog detective collection. 1
When Jack and Sarge move to the town of Doggeroo, Jack soon notices that things are going missing. He doesn't mind when an old boot from the yard disappears, but when his squeaker bone, dinner, dinner bowl and blanket vanish, Jack knows that something sinister is afoot. Jack Russell is a dog-detective with a nose for whodunit and though he is often hampered by the well-meaning but bumbling "Red", he always manages to sniff out his quarry in the end.
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- "When Jack and Sarge move to the town of Doggeroo, Jack soon notices that things are going missing. He doesn't mind when an old boot from the yard disappears, but when his squeaker bone, dinner, dinner bowl and blanket vanish, Jack knows that something sinister is afoot. Jack Russell is a dog-detective with a nose for whodunit and though he is often hampered by the well-meaning but bumbling "Red", he always manages to sniff out his quarry in the end."@en
- "In The Phanom Mudder, all dogs like mud. All dogs like biscuits. This is a fact. But when mud and biscuits happen at the same time, Jack knows there is skulldoggery in the air. Who is mudding the show dogs of Doggeroo?"@en
- "In The Mugged Pug, what's happening to the collars of Doggeroo? First Shuffle the Pug get smugged. Then the ranger catches him without a collar. So when Red's collar is stolen, Jack knows he has a case on his hands. Will an attack of the Jack-pack be enough to nobble the mugger? Can Jack get tothe bottom of -- the Mugged Pug?"@en