Fu Dog Takes a Walk

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“Fu Dog Takes a Walk”
American Dragon: Jake Long episode
Episode no. Season 1
Episode 6
Written by Laura McCreary
Directed by Chris Roman
Production no. 104 b
Original airdate February 18, 2005
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The episode Fu Dog Takes a Walk share episode #1.04 place with Adventures In Troll-Sitting

Fu Dog wins tickets to a baseball game in a section of seats for magical creatures. While trying to get to the game, he's captured by a wannabe dog catcher(Diane Delano), who in reality is using captured stray dogs to create a cure for dog allergies, including her own. And this cure is extremely bad for dogs. Subplot:Grandpa tries to train Jake how to meditate and be aware.

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