B
Oh, dear.
A
-- you know, and it was about eight months later, he ate a piece of the linoleum. He kept picking at it and I didn't kn, the, the tile in the kitchen and picked a hole in it. So the last thing he did was, when I had sat out a whole lot of begonias in the backyard, and he dug them all up and brought them to the porch. And I told my husband, I said, you know, it's either me or the dog, and he looked at me like, well, you know.
B
Good-bye.
A
He loves this dog and every night when he comes home from work, he hugs it and talks to him and he's a good dog, so it's one of those things I'm just having to get used to and that's why I laughed when they called with the topic. I thought, oh, boy, do I have a pet.
B
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A
But, I, I grew up with cats and I'm very comfortable,