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3	''Dog Men'' is a six issue Literature/TheDresdenFiles miniseries. It is set between the novels ''Literature/SmallFavor'' and ''Literature/TurnCoat''.
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5	When a monstrous creature slaughters several residents of Taylor, Mississippi, Dresden is asked to investigate by Senior Council member Listens-To-Wind. It appears to be a series of murders by werewolves but are being blamed on the local supernaturals called the Dogmen. Issues become even more complicated when the government sends in teams to eliminate the creatures.
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9	!!Tropes appearing in '''Dog Men''' include:
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11	* DayInTheLimelight: Joseph Listens-to-Wind gets his here.
12	* FireForgedFriends: Harry and Listens-to-Wind disagree over a lot, but they ultimately become closer for the experience.
13	* TheMenInBlack: Harry has his first encounter with a federal organization that has knowledge of supernatural matters.
14	* NightmareSequence: Dresden dreams of Puck returning with an army of monsters and murdering Marcone, Molly, and Murphy.
15	* SeriesContinuityError: There is a scene in which Listens-to-Wind shapeshifts in front of Harry and he's astonished by how easily he does it. The problem is ''Dog Men'' is set before the events of ''Turn Coat'', which famously depicted Listens-to-Wind saving Harry from a skin-walker and that marking the first time Harry ever saw Listens-To-Wind shapeshift.
16	* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Harry and Listens-To-Wind start off fairly affable but their relationship quickly goes downhill due to differing methodology.
17	* UnwantedRescue: The Dogmen don't appear to actually want Listens-to-Wind or Harry's help and are perfectly willing to go to war with the human government despite how disastrous this will be.
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