Al Dukes

Harley was our first, uh, seeing eye, uh, dog that came back to us, uh, did.

And now Raymond, who was a rescue, he does.

But the other two in between Cooper and Quail, uh-uh.

yeah i see so many dogs on videos on the internet looking at television it just depends on the dog yeah maybe it's some dogs just know if there's no scent and no depth perception they just kind of realize oh it's it's fake it's not real yeah um but others and and actually now that i think about it out loud

Harley and Raymond, when we go on walks and they'd see a statue or something, they react like, what is that?

And I'm like, it's not alive, it's not real.

But the others don't.

So whatever that is, that part of their brain, it was common for those, they had that in common.

Of course, yeah.

Yeah, Raymond, when I'm taking him on the walks, he's very squirrel-activated.

And, of course, the squirrels are always around.

They go, eh.

Yeah, and I don't see it, but I know it's somewhere, and then I'll see it.

Does she react to the geese?

And they could be trouble.

Of course.

And yet, but with a cat or a squirrel or a fox, she does react.

What about the gulls?

I'm sure you have gulls all over.

Yeah, nothing.