Chuck

Like they were just the best of friends.

And then sadly, as things happened, Primo died.

She gave him an extra eight plus years of great life.

He had a new best friend.

So his passing was sad in and of itself, but it wasn't as sad as if he'd been put down for being lame eight years earlier.

Yeah.

It's nuts, man.

It's so great, too.

I say we take a little break and come back and talk a little more about Kimberly Kate and her saga.

Let's do it.

Okay, Chuck, so some point back there, you had said that she sourced her dogs from different places.

And I couldn't help in my mind think that it sounded like she was running a farm-to-table operation out of her house.

Yeah.

That's not at all what she was doing.

She was doing the opposite of that.

She was not eating dogs.

She was taking really good care of them, as we said.

And one of the really crazy things about this or neat things about this is she could rattle off the names of all the dogs she'd ever taken care of.

Yeah.

She's being interviewed at age 80, and she's not only rattling off their names like Patch and Daddy.