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Piper nv review

Piper nv review

Posted on August 29, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s probably internet heresy to admit it, but cats can be nasty little creatures.

Aside from revelling in the torture of small mammals and scratching up your sofa, they’re terrible bullies to each other. And I know this thanks to the Piper nv.

Piper’s own PR guff is mostly more concerned with how it’ll protect your family and automate your home – although pets do get a mention – but that’s probably fair enough, because at this the Piper mostly excels.

Don’t worry, I’ll return to the cats problem later.
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