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like when it sees a squirrel dude it's like even if it just nudges like like just tries to lunge a little bit it's like it's carrying you with it it's the hardest thing to walk but it was so his name was bruce he was the kindest dog ever and then um but eventually we found someone who has like a 10 acre property he was like i'm i've been looking for a giant schnauzer like i really want yeah and then yeah so he sends his videos still to this day of him like running around wow how long ago was that this was like years and years ago like this is when i was

it was like right before COVID I want to say like 2019 six years ago but it was one of my favorite dude because it was since it was an anxiety therapy dog dude it would hug you it would hug you whenever like when my mom mainly was like very anxious at that time I guess I don't know it was COVID actually because she was anxious with COVID and stuff but anyways it would give her hugs dude it literally would like climb on top of you and do that and just like rest its head for a little bit because that's just what it was trained to do

So that's fun.

That's my experience with a giant dog like that.

A wise looking one, yeah.

I don't want the big like dumb looking one.

I think these are, yeah, this is where I'm kind of at.

It's like if I were to ever get a big dog, it'd be something like that.

I do big dog shits.

I'm a dog.

I'm a mutt.

Pets are finicky and tricky like that, dude.

I remember when we first got our family dog, we adopted it from this family that essentially he was already five at the time and they were giving him away because they just had like twins or something and they were like, we can't take care of him.

And we're like, okay.

So we got him.

And I remember like my mom's told me this recently, actually, that a year later, she like texted my mom and said, can we have our dog back?

Oh God.

Yeah.

Cause she's like, please, I miss him so much.

He was like my favorite.