A
Yes, and they, gentlest dog you ever met, and they got him from the, uh, Humane Society here in Oklahoma City --
B
Oh,
A
-- and she's just turned out to be a jewel. My, my little Schnauzer is, is my friend. She is so spoiled. She's a year and a half old now, and being single, she's become very important in my life --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- it's so nice to have, come home and find something, or someone who's really so happy to see you.
B
Well, my children are the ones that wanted our pet, and this one is probably the best one that we have had. Um, as I say, we got it from the Humane Society, and, uh, we had lost a pet, and we really went there looking for the one that we had lost. It got out under the fence while we were on vacation, and we just looked all over for it and couldn't find it, but, uh, when we walked in to the, to the Humane Society, this little dog was, uh, in the office and would sit up and beg, and just, oh, he was so cute, and the kids just fell in love with it. We just couldn't leave without it. But, it's, um, whoever had it before must have trained it real well, because it's just, you know, it's, uh, a good house dog. I've never had one that I could keep in the house before and tolerate it.