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Thank you for bringing us home, Mrs.
Hobson.
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Thank you, Mrs. Hobson. You're welcome,
children. Tell Mr. French it's his turn
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tomorrow. Yes, ma 'am.
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Look,
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Buffy. He's still following us all the
way from school.
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I saw him, but I didn't want to say
anything.
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I was afraid Mrs.
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Hobson would chase him away.
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Me too.
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Here, Buffy.
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I guess he doesn't belong to
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anyone. Maybe he's hungry and he
followed us because we looked like kids
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would give him stuff.
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Yeah, maybe.
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Let's take him upstairs and feed him.
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Oh, no, we can't. Mr. French won't allow
him in the house.
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Why not?
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He's dirty, and Mr.
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French doesn't like dirt.
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I got an idea.
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What? We'll wash him up all beautiful.
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Then maybe Mr.
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French will let him stay for dinner.
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Yeah.
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It isn't a rule if nobody sees him.
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That's good, Jody.
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Come on.
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Hello,
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Buffy, Jody. Just getting home from
school?
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Jodie? Buffy?
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Yes, Mr. French?
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Oh. And where's Jodie?
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Oh, he's home, too. He went inside to
wash.
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He's much dirtier than I am.
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Hmm. I see you've been eating an ice
cream cone.
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Chocolate, I would say.
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Well, come along. We'll wash it off. No,
thank you, Mr. French. I'm big enough
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to wash my own face.
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Just a little more, and I'll be real
clean.
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And then he'll smell good, too. Then
everybody will like him better.
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Better than what?
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Better than if he didn't smell good.
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Yeah. Now all we gotta do is rinse him
off and put in a little more of Uncle
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Bill's shavings.
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Hey, puppy!
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Oh, hey, Jody.
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What, may I ask, are you doing?
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Oh, hi, Mr. Friend.
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Where did you find that wet beast?
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What wet beast?
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Maybe he means puppy.
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He's not exactly dry.
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You will capture it and evict it post
-haste.
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I don't know what he means, but I know
what I think he means.
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He means out.
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Exactly.
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Come on, puppy.
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Please get out.
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Come on, please.
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Mr. French, I don't think he's going to
come out. He likes it in there.
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Hi, Uncle Bill. Hi, Uncle Bill.
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Now, what's going on?
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Oh, sir, it seems we have an uninvited
guest in the cupboard. A dog.
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He's real little for a dog.
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He won't eat much.
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Now, wait a minute, kids. How did Dog
get in here?
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We did.
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We snuck him in.
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The past tense of sneak is not snuck. It
is sneaked.
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We sneaked him in.
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Sir, I would deduce that they found this
disreputable mongrel in the street and
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smuggled him home.
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Do you want to get him out of there,
Jody?
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Okay. Come on, puppy.
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What's that all over him?
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Bubble bath.
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And a little of your shaving stuff.
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He's so little, he wouldn't take up much
room.
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I have to go along with the rules just
like anybody else.
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And dogs aren't allowed in this
building.
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Mrs. Porter upstairs has a dog.
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A French poodle.
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There's a dog in here?
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Oh, to be sure, sir. The Porter dog is
an aristocrat, a champion.
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Naturally, they made an exception.
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Puppy might be a champion sometime.
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Now, the porter dog has an ancestry, a
pure pedigree, which places it in an
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entirely different category.
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Isn't he a dog, too?
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Sir, you'd better explain, sir.
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I'll try.
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Well, kids, a pedigree is... A pedigree
is a thing that tells all about a
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dog's...
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Breeding and bloodlines and background
and all that, it's... Well, people that
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know all about dogs think it's very
important, see?
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Do you?
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No.
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Now, look, I'm sure he's a real nice
puppy, but I did sign a lease, and
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the same as if I gave him my word that
we wouldn't have a dog in the apartment.
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See? You understand that, don't you?
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Okay.
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Well, I guess that's it.
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Yes, sir.
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Bye, puppy.
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It was nice meeting you.
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They want you to join.
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It's the best club at school. Everybody
says so. I don't care. They're a bunch
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of snobs.
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You're just as good as they are.
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Hi, where you been?
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Oh, I was just back in my room talking
to Ingrid.
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This is Ingrid. Ingrid, my Uncle Bill.
Davis.
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Hello. How do you do, Mr. Davis?
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Sissy, think it over.
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We can still be friends.
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Nice to have met you, Mr. Davis. Nice
meeting you.
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Bye. Bye.
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How can they hurt her feelings like
that?
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Who? What's your matter?
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The Marvel.
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Supposed to be the best club on campus.
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And they invited me to join.
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What's wrong with that?
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Well, they didn't invite Ingrid.
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Why not?
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Because they're a bunch of snobs. The
Johansons don't have much money.
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Ingrid's mother has to take an ironing.
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I wouldn't want to belong to a club like
that.
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I mean, who do they think they are? They
have no right.
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Oh, yes, they have.
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They can be silly if they want to.
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I mean, as long as it's a social club,
they can exclude anybody.
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I like the way you stick up for your
friend.
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Do I hear a dog?
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as a dog, but she'd been gone long ago.
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Now, how did he get in here?
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We don't know, Uncle Bill. He just kind
of appeared.
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We thought maybe Mr.
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French felt sorry for him and brought
him back in.
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French!
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Jody, I told you we can't keep him.
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Yes, sir. Oh,
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sir, I put him on the sidewalk and
expressly ordered him to go.
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He's a cute dog.
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What's his name? He doesn't have a name,
but he thinks he's called Puppy on
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account of he's small.
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He's very smart, Uncle Bill. He won't be
any bother at all.
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Hardly.
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I'm sorry, kids.
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Well, Mrs. Porter has a French poodle.
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We're aware of that, Miss Sissy, but
that is a pedigreed animal, a champion.
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Uncle Bill, couldn't you talk to the
manager of the building?
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Honey, I've got a lease. It says no
dogs.
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Please, Uncle Bill, can't you try?
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Okay, I'll try. You can keep until
tomorrow, and then we'll see.
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Good. Very good.
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Take you for a walk, puppy, around the
block.
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And maybe you'll find some other
puppies.
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Get him away.
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Get him away.
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He just wants to be friends.
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Hello. Don't touch him.
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I just want to pet him.
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Well, don't.
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He's very high strung.
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You'll upset him.
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He's pretty.
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What's his name?
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Brittany. That's a nice name. He's
French.
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He's got a nice haircut.
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He has 12 blue ribbons for best of
breed.
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What breed is that?
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That, whatever it is.
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He's a dog.
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His name is Puppy.
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I don't think he's French.
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Monsieur Chambord has been to obedience
school.
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He graduated with honors.
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He must be real bright.
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Monsieur Chambord, I say of you.
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Puppy can sit down.
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Sit down, puppy.
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Sit down. Sit down, puppy.
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He doesn't feel like sitting down.
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and stay, and Puppy can.
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Yeah, I wonder if Puppy knows he's a
mongrel.
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I don't think we should tell him.
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Let's go play with him outside, even if
he isn't very smart.
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Yeah, it'll be our first chance to play
with him.
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show. He doesn't have a pedigree.
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Well, may I make a suggestion, sir?
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I wish somebody would. Well, perhaps if
Jody and Buffy were to attend a dog show
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and see the participants, they might
understand the difference, sir.
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Yeah, they might do that.
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Is there a dog show in town?
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Sir, I'll call the kennel club in the
morning.
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Can puppy come too?
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No, afraid not.
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Why not?
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He's the one who has to understand.
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Buffy and me are already allowed in the
building.
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One of the judges is examining Great
Danes for movement and confirmation.
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Oh.
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Notice the stately manner in which the
dog maintains himself.
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Puppy maintains himself, too.
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Now what?
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Oh, he's examining the dog's teeth.
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Puppy has good teeth, too.
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He likes to bite down on my fingers.
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Look, Jody.
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Now he's trying to see if the dog washed
behind his ears.
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Well, children, now do you understand
why Puppy couldn't compete with these
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splendid animals?
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The puppy has something none of them
have.
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Oh, what's that?
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He said we have to get rid of him, and
that's the way it is.
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What's going to happen to Puppy?
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Well, don't worry. I'll find somebody to
take good care of him.
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Uncle Bill, if they didn't allow kids in
this building, would you give us away?
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No, I wouldn't give you away. I love
you.
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You know, it's just not the same thing.
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I'll get it, Uncle Bill.
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It's Ingrid and some of my friends.
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They take you both into the club?
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No. I found out there are a lot of nice
girls that they wouldn't take.
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So, we decided to form our own club.
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in the buffet.
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Come on, let's go back.
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Well, I guess it's time to say goodbye
to puppy.
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Yeah. Maybe a mongrel doesn't feel as
bad as getting thrown out as a good dog
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does.
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Wait a minute.
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Hello, Miss Lee.
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Listen, see if we can get a permit to
have a dog show in the park.
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That's right.
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Yeah. And find out how we go about
getting some judges from the kennel
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We're going to have our own competition.
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Well, it won't be exactly a dog show.
It'll be more like a mutt show.
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Thank you.
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Well, sir, I've attended many dog shows,
aristocrats, champions from all over
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the world, but this one is unique.
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Well, all I can say is we better win
something pretty soon.
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You mean, sir, that hasn't been
arranged?
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No, it hasn't been arranged.
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Dogs have got to win on the up and up. I
gave the kids this chance, but that's
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all anybody's got coming.
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will now judge for stance and posture.
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Please have your dog stand erect.
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Please, puppy.
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If you want to live in our apartment,
you've got to stand up straight.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Boys and girls, The judges have reached
a decision on the best of the following
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breeds. Cocker, Schnauzer, Terrier,
Poodle, Pekingese, and
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Chihuahua. I hope we win something.
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The best of breed in the Cocker class,
Poncho, owned by Jose Garcia.
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The best of breed in the Terrier class,
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Willie. owned by Frankie Mancini.
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Best of breed in the Schnauzer, Poodle,
Pekingese, and Chihuahua classes, and
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champion of the show, Puppy, owned by
Jody and Buffy Davis.
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Will Jody and Buffy Davis bring Puppy to
the platform for his awards?
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Mr. Davis, may I ask you a question,
sir?
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Sir, how is it that the same dog can win
in three different threes?
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Of course.
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We're going to find out right now.
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Mr.
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Davis, you promised to get rid of that
dog.
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I know I did, Mr. Lewis, but you see,
that was yesterday when he was just a
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plain, ordinary mutt, and today he's a
champion.
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So he can stay in the building, too.
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But, Mr. Lewis, would you like to
explain the difference to them?
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No.
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No, let's just say we have two champions
in the building.
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If one goes, they both go.
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Oh, boy.
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Thank you, Mr. Lewis.
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Well, kids, let's take a break.
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Monsieur Shampoo.
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Puppy's not flea -bitten.
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He's a champion.
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