Following the death of his father, Johnnie began collecting dogs. He now has 13 dogs and sleeps in his truck.
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Confessions: Animal Hoarding: Johnnie
Following the death of his father, Johnnie began collecting dogs. He now has 13 dogs and sleeps in his truck.
Added: Aug 18, 2011
Views: 6111 Views
Runtime: 04:50
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