B
Oh, for sure.
A
-- you become attached to it.
B
Oh, yeah.
A
So, I've had this dog now for, for sixteen years and she's been a lot of company. Uh, she's, uh, however, getting a little old and things are starting to fail. Uh, I, I live alone now and she stays in the house all day while I go to work and, uh, she's been holding herself pretty well. The, uh, up until, you know, recently where she's been having accidents in the house because she either is losing control or she forgets where she is and, uh, I find a little present on the floor sometimes when I come home. But she's, she's usually pretty good.
B
Yes, well. My, my mother has one that's, uh, it's, uh, it's, uh, teacup and, uh, it's made such a difference for her. But, you know, just, I, e-, e-, you know, the way my mom's presence countenance is, just, just for having a puppy but, you know, having this dog she's had it for, I guess three years now.
A
Uh-huh.