Haven't A Clue

Haven't A Clue

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Mystery
Clue Venue is a detective dachshund who works in a small town with his assistant, Ván, a disabled cocker spaniel. Unknown to Venue are two things: Ván's massive crush on him and her other "small" secret...she's a werewolf. You might be thinking, how can a dog be a werewolf? Stay tuned and find out as the duo solve mysteries around town, about each other, and themselves.
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