Michelle Kaplan

And parents probably get nervous sometimes with dogs around.

But today we are going to talk about this fun and very useful expression that I just used with you.

I said, do you ever have to watch Kiefer like a hawk?

Now, what does that mean?

I don't know if they're aggressive, but what I'm looking at here, just in my hawk research, is that they have very good eyesight.

Good eyesight, yeah.

Okay, here from web.stanford.edu, hawks can distinguish their prey at something like two or three times the distance that a human being can detect the same.

So they have awesome eyes.

Constantly, yeah, I'm constantly...

having to watch them like especially the little one oh my gosh yeah yeah and when you know when kids especially when they're at that age like two to one and a half to three where they're moving around but they don't know danger yet oh scary

Yeah.

You got to baby proof.

Sure.

okay here we go um i have to watch my kids like a hawk when they are around candy and yeah that's yeah my kids that my kids would just sit and eat candy all day if i would too if i could yeah yeah who wouldn't right no yep um here's another one when babies are learning to walk you have to watch them like a hawk probably because they fall down a lot right and then they could get hurt i suppose yes and then especially if you have stairs in your house oh gosh yeah

Or here we go.

Here's one more.

I noticed she was watching me like a hawk and I didn't know why.

Then she came over and told me that I was her first grade student all those years ago.

Yeah, that somebody might know you.

So we were at a... This is funny.