The plaintiff, a Wyoming resident, and the defendants, New Mexico residents, were dog breeders who met at a dog show in New Mexico. Subsequently, the plaintiff sent two dogs to the defendants in New Mexico for breeding and sent a third dog to them to be sold. A dispute over the return of the two breeding dogs arose, and the plaintiff filed suit against the defendant in a Wyoming state court. The defendants allege that the Wyoming State court does not have Subject Matter Jurisdiction over them and that only a Federal court would. Determine which court or courts have Subject Matter jurisdiction over the New Mexico defendants.