OUTRO: Dog Special
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What nostalgic dog memories do the hosts share?
Hello. Hello.
I'll tell you what came up today for me, funnily enough. It was our breakfast show when we did the breakfast show again. And you were horrendously hungover.
It was this time last year, wasn't it? Because it was after the Radio Awards.
And then you piped up and your voice was completely fucked.
You got a pretty grouse axe, mate. Fuck, it was funny. And they just cried laughing. What was that on? Was that Facebook you get the memories of? Yeah, something like that. Or Insta. Do you get memories on the Insta? Nah.
I actually, with the old Facebook ones, get inundated with memories of my dog. Oh, your dog's dead. Yeah. So it's kind of sad. I get all these videos of her, like, frolicking on the beach. When she was alive. When she was alive and happy and full of joie de vivre.
I get that just on my computer there with photo memories, you know? There was one the other day, which was my daughter hugging our dog. Who tinkered. It's been a while. It's been a while over on Waiheke Island. It is sad. But isn't it good that they got a chance to live, Jase? Yeah, true, man. You know? Haggard's living.
We were talking about this with my parents over the weekend because we've got my dog, family dog, Ava, really old, literally just stands sort of in the middle of the... Oh, still alive. Still alive, blind, deaf, really dumb. Loving it. and takes ages to sit down and just sort of like I can relate when the Warriors game was on because she's allowed to sleep on this like mattress thing by the front door she's not an indoor dog she's a farm dog and she's sitting over there even though she's blind and deaf yeah put her to work and then we're like I'm yelling at the Warriors and she just stands up walks like off her mattress into the middle of the sort of joint living area and just goes oh It thinks that I'm like an attacker or something.
Finally heard something.
The warriors are on, mate. And if you were an attacker, you'd all be fucked.
Yeah, that's right. There was once upon a time she was a good guard dog. She'd bark whenever a car came up the drive, but not anymore.
Rue was a shocker like that. Anything would set her off. Oh, I used to hear Tinker. I used to hear Tinker, man.
Best in the world.
How do the hosts feel about their deceased dogs?
She was deaf as well, wasn't she? Tinker. Tinker.
She was in the end, yeah, when she was dead there. Yeah, couldn't be a thing.
Well, I mean, before she died.
But the problem with your dog is a problem. She's dead. She's dead now. That wasn't what I was going to say. The reason it barked was because you had a border collie. Yes.
She's a farm dog.
It just got cooped up all day.
She did get run a lot. That was a good thing. By who? Not you. Well, I'd take her down to the beach and stuff.
You'd take her down to the deer and get some darts. Today's the day. Today's the first day. Is it on there? Great, is it? Dart chat? Dart chat. Yeah.
It's not on there, but we will.
We will do it.
Huge. First day of the bet.
But, you know, even still to this day when my wife and I go to the family batch, we always think of Roo because we'll be walking around the beach and she used to just run ahead and be filled with joy.
I'm thinking about getting a dog. When I say thinking about it, I mean thinking about it.
Yeah.
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And have not said a word in my house. Don't. Because if you even say anything close, that's how we'll get it up with this cat. Yes. You love the cat though. I love the cat. But the cat I'm putting downstairs in the laundry every night.
I thought you were going to say she's putting down.
No, not yet. Just because it wakes me up a million times a night. But just for my daughter, I think it's important for you to have a dog when you're a kid.
Yeah, I mean, there's some really nice qualities about it, but we're done with our dog days.
What funny stories do they tell about their current dogs?
But you're right. Well, because your dog's dead. You cannot afford to bring it up unless you're going to get a dog.
No, absolutely.
Because you'll never hear the last of it.
That's right. But I would also not get a dog like the dog that you had.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What nostalgic dog memories do the hosts share?
0:00–2:30
2
How do the hosts feel about their deceased dogs?
2:30–4:12
3
What funny stories do they tell about their current dogs?
4:12–6:03
4
What are the pros and cons of owning different dog breeds?
6:03–8:23
5
How do the hosts compare their childhood pets to their current pets?
8:23–9:05
6
What considerations do they discuss about getting a new dog?
9:05–9:33
7
What humorous debates arise regarding dog characteristics?
9:33–10:14
8
How do the hosts view the responsibilities of dog ownership?
10:14–10:25