So, Where’s Murphy?
That’s the question everyone wants answered. Want to find out where she is and who will help find her?
Must-Hava-Murph ®
Now, you too can have your very own L.A. (Look Alike) Murphy Murphdog®
She, like the original, has a long, shiny coat of black hair and stands 8” high. She’s soft enough to cuddle and small enough to take along with you.
Welcome to Murphdom—home of the Murphdogs®. Glad you stopped by to get acquainted with us. We’re on an adventure and we’d love to have you join in. How? Just start reading—it’s that easy and so much fun!
Murphy’s gone missing! If you want to help, get your copy of our new book "So, Where's Murphy?"
The first 20 emails telling us where to find Murphy will win a Murphy look-alike plush. Please hurry—time is running out for Murphy.
Just email Jenna@murphdogandcompany.net
Mick and Kaylee with The REAL MURPHY
MURPHDOG® at our booksigning event atBorders, Springfield, PA
Thanks so much Mick and Kaylee for visiting with us...love and kisses from Murphy
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