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Speaker 4: Welcome to the Old Behave Show on Pet Life Radio.

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I'm your host, Arden Moore. Now I want you to

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take a look at your yard. Do you l ol

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love our lawn or raise a pap Do you needs

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save our sod? Help us here our show Today, we

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have a pair of pet loving lawn care experts. They

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are Jill Pierce from Do my Own Company based in

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Georgia and yes, the Richard Karn. Yeah, al Borland TV's

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favorite handyman actor from the hit show Home Improvement. They're

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teaming up and they're helping our yards. Welcome, Welcome, Jill and.

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Speaker 3: Richard, good morning. Thank you for having us on.

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Speaker 4: Thanks having I have one more bad one. We're gonna

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Speaker 3: We're gonna go with the mo. Okay, go with the mo.

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Speaker 4: Hey. We're gonna find out what Richard Karn and Jill

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Pierce are up to and it comes to our lawns

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after we take this quick break. So sit, stay, we'll

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be right back.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Old Bhay Show on pet Life Radio.

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I'm your host, Are and more. Our special guest today,

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as mentioned, our actor Richard Karn from the Home Improvement

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series and from Do my Own Company, we have Jill Pierce.

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Speaker 3: So, Jill, you're up first.

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Speaker 4: Do my Own dot Com tell us about it because

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you've been there seventeen out of the twenty years.

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Speaker 3: I was doing my homework.

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Speaker 4: That is true. That is true.

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Speaker 7: It's actually their first employee. I've been here the whole time.

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So yeah, Do my Own is a great company. We

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offer professional grade products direct to homeowners and then we

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teach them how to use them so that they are

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effective and they're doing a great job, and we teach

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them how to use them safely.

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Speaker 4: And probably save a little money too. Right, That's right,

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that's right.

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Speaker 7: A lot of people choose to do their own lawng

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care for numerous reasons. I choose to do my own

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law care just because I don't believe anybody's gonna love

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my lawn the way that I do. And you know,

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just like you guys, I have pets that I take outside,

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so I want to make sure the products that I'm

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applying are being applied safely and directly the way that

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the manufacturer intends.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, that's why I choose to do my own

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long care.

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Speaker 7: I know people do it to save money too, and

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that's definitely a deciding factor for a lot.

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Speaker 4: But you know I love my pet. Well. You also

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are a smart company, because you know, Richard Karn's pretty

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well known and he is like our favorite handyman. But

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I know you're not pushing a mower right now, Richard.

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But what made you say I want to team up

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and be I love your I think your title is

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what is your title?

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Speaker 3: You are Chief Chief Solutions Officer. Salute? How can you

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turn that down? You know? I mean that's got a

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lot of oomph to it. It does? It does?

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Speaker 4: It does? So do you have a law on yourself?

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Speaker 3: Richard? I have a lawn. I have a yard. I

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grew up with a yard, you know, so I'm kind

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of you know, do your own is life, it is

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it should be. You know, you don't want other people,

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you know, taking care of everything for you. So when

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you get the chance, and the do your own dot

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com website helps you figure out your plan, how to

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figure out what what lawn you have a lot of

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people don't know if they have a fescue or a

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blue grass or whatever. You know, so you got to

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start with that, knowing that, and then you can work

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out from there. You can figure out what pesticides or

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would fertilizers go with your grass and your area.

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Speaker 4: Well, I understand you all did a little survey. I

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flipped the figures a bit to make it even more

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that three out of four people in a survey really

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aren't really happy with their lawns. Is that right, Hill?

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That is true? We need to have good lawns in America. Yeah.

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We have people every single day that are reaching out

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Speaker 7: They're calling us or emailing us or sending us pictures

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of their lawn to show us why they're not happy.

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And then we have a team that can help curate

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a really good program for their specific needs to get

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the lawn looking exactly the way they want. I know,

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when I moved into my house, I had more weeds

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than I did grass, and it was intimidating to get started,

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you know. And so I did exactly what I'm telling

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other people to do, and I went directly on our website,

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started looking for the exact product that I needed, got

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those home, and then made my husband apply it.

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Speaker 4: Well, that is a honeydew. And speaking of Honeydew's, Richard,

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I mean, you've been in front of America making us

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laugh for many many years. How handy really are you

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in real life, especially with long care?

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Speaker 3: You know, I am pretty handy, but you know there

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are things that I will not do. You know, I'm

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not going to change out the slenoid on my dishwasher.

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I just can't figure that one out. But you know,

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with the lawn, what's really cool is that this information

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is right there at your fingertips, and if you don't know,

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you can ask them. You can, you know, in real time,

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you can live chat with people to figure out. You know,

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look at this patch of grass. I'm going to send

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you a picture. Why is you know, why is that

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happening and they can help you. Now there is a

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product that you might have to buy. Is like you

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and that gets very technical, but it's also more information,

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more knowledge, and that's something you might have to pay for.

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is you know, free and in the moment if you

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Speaker 4: Yeah, And let's get to the lawn and the dog,

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because this is a pet show. I scoop the poop

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every day. I don't want to land mines under my sneakers.

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I have two dogs. I think Jill you said you

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had a couple of dogs. And I know, Richard, you

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have been a lifetime advocate of pets. You've helped out charities.

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Speaker 3: Guess it depends on what size of dog.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot of ammonia in that, you know,

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you're gonna find out from the manure or the year

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and from your pets, and you have to deal with

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that and you just have to figure out. Can you

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please go somewhere else, don't always use this one spot.

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Speaker 4: You could definitely want them to sell there. How do

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you make it work, Jill? For your dogs? What kind

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of dogs do you have?

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Speaker 2: So?

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Speaker 4: I have a miniature Snauzer that's Rimmington and he's two.

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And I have a Pomeranian swallow mix. Her name is Emma,

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she's eighteen. I have an Emma. Wow, you have an

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Emma two. Yeah, there's a mini poodle chi Wawa. You

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have to call her Emma, my Gemma.

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Speaker 3: Now I did.

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Speaker 7: Stirs from a different mister. That's possible, very possible. But

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in my yard, I don't know how you guys do it.

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So I'm out there with my dogs.

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Speaker 4: I am too.

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Speaker 7: I kind of I walk into different areas so they're

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not just using the same area over and over and

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over again, because you're gonna end up with yellow wing

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or dead spots if you let your pet always go

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Speaker 4: There's no ifans or butts about it. You gotta do it.

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And you gotta pick up a poop. You just gotta

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have it. You got to. You have to scoop the poop.

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I mean seriously, Yeah, that's good for your you know,

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but what about the other aspect, Because the pets are

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out there, hopefully they're on flea and tick medications and

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things like that, but in our grass there's some critters

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going around, right, Yeah, each one of you, what's something

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you don't like in your yard? What's one of the

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pests you want to get rid of. We'll start with

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Jill first and then Richard.

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Speaker 7: I'm in Georgia, so here we have fire ants and

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they both fight ants sting, and they can be quite problematic.

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and I want to make sure when I'm dealing with

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it that I'm doing it in a way that's safe

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for my pets.

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Speaker 4: So I make sure my pets are in the house,

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Speaker 7: We apply the treatment, let it dry completely, and then

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our thoughts are they have to go back outside again,

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doing the treatment. Let it flye completely, and then they're

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welcome to go. And then if it rains, it doesn't reconstitute.

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bound down to this well, you're done, So that's really

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the bilt awesome. How about you, Richard, what's your number

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one pest do you want to get rid of in

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Speaker 3: Oh gosh, well, you know, I'm in California, so we

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have we have predators. We have coyotes and bobcats and

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things like that. So you want to be careful about

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that obviously, But as far as your lawn is concerned,

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there might be some type of a fungus or mushroom

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that grows and is not something that they should be eating,

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even though it looks like, you know, a nice little

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knob for them to chew on.

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Speaker 4: Well, that's good. And what makes you love pets so much?

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Because I understand you're a guy that'll step up when

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there's a rescue or shelter that needs having a charity event.

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You want to go ahead and tell us something you've

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Speaker 3: Here, I think it's just you know, they love you. Yeah,

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you know, no no strings attashed. I know that we're

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feeding you. But still they are right there and very protective,

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you know, right, especially of the ones that they see

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every day. That's right, you know, this is a learned love.

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Speaker 4: Hey, we're going to take a quick break and be

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back talking to Richard Karn and Jill Pierce from Do

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my Own But you know the drill. Sit, stay, We'll

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be right back.

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Speaker 3: Time for a walk on the red car.

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Speaker 2: But of course all behave. We'll be back in a

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flash right after these messages.

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Speaker 1: We wear fur and we're damn proud of it. What

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hands our four legs and our tail and we go

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to the bathroom outside. Well, we may not be too

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proud of that. Sniff around then mark your spot right here.

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Pet Life Radio, Let's talk pets, Let's.

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Speaker 3: Talk past, Let's come pets talk a pet Life.

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Speaker 2: Radio, Hetline Radio, petlfradio dot com.

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Speaker 4: Hey, this is Caper and Kigo and you are listening

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to Ms Arden Moore on Oh Behave on pet Life Radio,

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tuning for more than practic ideas and kicks for your dogs.

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Speaker 3: And Katie and we're back from the lot.

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Speaker 2: Just check the paper and we had our record showing

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at the box, the letterbox that is now back to

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Speaker 4: Here's Harden Welcome back to the Obhay Show on pet

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Life Radio. I'm your host, Arden Moore. Yeah, al Borlan's

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in the house aka Richard Karn and with him is

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Jill Pierce from Do My Own Company. Now, I've seen

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you on commercials in Dallas, so I live in Dallas,

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and I'm like, I know this dude, that's al Moreland.

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What was the best part of playing al Borland? And

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now Tim's got a new show, Shifting Gears? Is there

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a chance that your character might make a cam? Jay

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Leno did it?

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Speaker 3: I know he did. They share cars. You know, that's

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a deep mail bond right there. But I was on

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his other show, Last Man's Standing a couple of times.

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And if they get picked up, they're still waiting, you know,

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for the pickup for the second season. I hope they

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do get it. Yeah, I did too. You know, it's fun.

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It's always fun to watch Tim and And then a

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couple of years ago, Tim and I did another show

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on the History Channel, you know, Together, which was a

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lot of fun where we didn't have to play Al

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and Tim. We got to play Richard and Tim, which

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was a nice change.

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Speaker 4: So who the two of you was actually more handy

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Tim or you on home projects?

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Speaker 3: We both have our strengths. Oh god, you know, I'm

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not around Timid at his house all the time. I

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don't know if he's changing out light switches or but

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you can, right, but I can, you know, and I've

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learned to turn off the electricity. There's a learning curve there.

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Speaker 4: So, Jill, what'd you feel when you found out that

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do my own company said we're gonna have a celebrity

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teaming up with you. What did you think? Were you

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a home improvement fan? Absolutely? I absolutely was. I grew

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up watching it. I have an adult daughter now.

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Speaker 7: She grew up watching it because I grew up watching

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it and her dad grew up watching it.

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Speaker 3: Man, I'm old, I'm really old.

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Speaker 4: No, you are ageless. You are ageless.

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Speaker 3: Well, my son was born the first season and he's

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thirty three.

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Speaker 4: Now, oh, well, you and I have something in common, Richard.

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Your dad and my brother were CEB's. Oh come on,

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you got the dog CB.

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Speaker 3: Guys, we are related. We are related.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but that was a very honorable position in the navy,

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and my brother did it for twenty years and your

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dad did it during World War Two?

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Speaker 3: Right, yes he did, he did. And they don't know

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what to do with CEB's because they're not sailors. But

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there's still a hierarchy that they have to follow. But

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you know, they get out there and they build the latrines,

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the bridges, the places where people are going to sleep,

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you know, in the field. So it's a big service.

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Speaker 4: That's right. They clear the path. So do you guys

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for yards? Some dogs like the dig dig gig dig gig.

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Do you guys have any kind of solutions so we

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can save our lawn and not get the dogs to

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dig all the way down? What can we do?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know that's our unless you're just hovering over them.

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Speaker 4: There's a couple of things that we have found that

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actually kind of work.

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Speaker 3: Okay.

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Speaker 7: One is there are repellents that you could use that

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are specifically made for this, and they have some ingredients

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that don't taste good and they don't smell good to animals, so.

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and like cat passees and so like peppers, stuff like that.

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Speaker 4: So it's an uncomfortable experience. Could they get into it?

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and I've had a lot of people tell me that

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it works is that they dig a hole and they

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put the pet waste in it. And bury it, and

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then the pets don't want to dig there anymore.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't want to dig where you poop. No,

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just don't put the cats litter there, right, because that's

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like a nugget, that's like that's chewy and good, but

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their own poop they're old ways.

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Speaker 7: Yes, it works, it does. I've tried to at my

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own house. I've had a lot of customers tell me

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Speaker 4: Works all right. So what's up for you next?

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Speaker 3: Richard?

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Speaker 4: Can you give us any tip on what you're going

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to be doing next. You've been on a lot of shows,

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You've hosted Family Feud. I know.

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Speaker 3: Well, if you go on to do my own website,

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you know, I've got some helpful DIY tips, you know.

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So we've done that and that's a lot of fun.

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It is, you know, helping people figure out what they

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need to do. So and then there's always something around

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the corner, you know, another Christmas movie or theater job.

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You know, I'm retired till i work.

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Speaker 4: Jill and Emma her dog probably would love a little

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bit part in something.

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Speaker 3: I like to think I have that kind of power.

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Why did you get into acting?

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Speaker 4: Seriously, I don't know what your plans were when you

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were a little kid. Were you going to be a cowboy?

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Were you going to be a dentist. I don't know what.

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Speaker 3: Got you in the act either. You know, I just

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kept falling into it. It was something fun to do.

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I felt comfortable on stage, and I didn't think about

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all of the ramifications of what that as a lifetime job,

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what that would mean. You know, when you're making these

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decisions at seventeen eighteen nineteen, you don't have that foresight necessarily.

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But it just kept working out, and I kept pursuing things,

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and it would lead to the next thing and lead

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to the next thing. And you know, my early career

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was all built on yes, Yes, I'll do that. Yes,

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I'll go to Indiana for one hundred dollars a week

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and help you out with your playwrights conference. And that's

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where I met the producers of All Improvement, you know,

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just by.

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Speaker 4: Chance, really where in Indiana? Where, because I'm from Indiana.

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Speaker 3: You Harmony Indiana down in the corner down by the Wabash.

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Speaker 4: So you said yes to something little and it turned

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out something big?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty much?

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Speaker 4: What about you Jill. I mean, you've been with Do

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my Own for seventeen years. I'm just curious. Have you

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ever been on stage? Even in school play? I have

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not been on stage. I happened on the radio before.

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Speaker 3: Okay.

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Speaker 7: I have written some news articles, but this is this

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is the first time I'm doing anything on here.

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Speaker 4: This is your video audio debut on Oh Behave on

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ped Live Radio. What do you think so far?

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Speaker 3: You got the bug? Well, we might start writing that

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lawn Care the musical.

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Speaker 4: There you go, You've heard it here first on Oh Behavior.

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That's so funny.

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Speaker 3: I can see the choreography with all the John Deere.

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Speaker 4: All right, guys, how do we find out more about

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your company?

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Speaker 3: Jill?

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Speaker 7: You're going to go straight to doomi own dot com

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and you will find all of the information resource of

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at your fingertips.

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Speaker 4: All right, and partying messages each one of you who

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wants to go first.

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Speaker 3: Well partying messages is that when you go on this website,

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it's free. It's not going to cost you anything for

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all of that information. We have products that we can

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sell you if you need them, but for the most part,

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if you are looking for answers to your questions, just

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go on there. It'll it'll help you out a lot.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, I like it.

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Speaker 7: I like it.

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Speaker 4: You specialized in a niche yes, go ahead, Jill. Yeah.

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Speaker 7: So I have a team of experts standing there waiting

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to help you at all times. They help write the

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content that you find on the website, and they get

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tons of training, six months of continue education every year,

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so they are ready to go and ready to help

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at all times. So you just let us know when

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you need help.

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Speaker 4: Last question, what is a quality that dogs have that

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you wish you had. I'm going to put you on

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the spot first, Jill. What's something a dog can do

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that you wish you could do? Please don't say eat, poop. Oh,

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that's not on the list. I wish I could sleep

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as much as my dogs sleep. I'm like three hours

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and done. My dogs are like sixteen hours. I wish

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I had that feet What about you, Richard, what's a

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dog quality you wish you had?

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, I don't have a lot of time left.

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I don't want to sleep it away. But you know,

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trust that is earned. I mean, obviously it has to

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be earned, but you know that trust that they have

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and they know that you're going to love them back

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and feed them and all that. So I love the

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fact that they are there.

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Speaker 4: I do too. I have Kna who teaches pet first

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day with me with then orange tabby named Casey. Yes,

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I teach a class with a dog and a cat.

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And I have little Emma, my Gemma, who stays home

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and eats snacks while we're teaching our classes. So I

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feel pretty darn lucky.

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Speaker 3: Well, it's funny how pet names just grow, you know,

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there's always an addition to the name. Because our Lola

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became Lola Bean. Lola Bean.

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Speaker 4: What kind of dog was Lola?

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Speaker 3: Well, she was a rescue. She was a kind of

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a combination of a terrier and a bug kind of thing,

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twelve pounds and just full of life and full of zoomies.

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Speaker 4: That's what you call it, canine cock.

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Speaker 3: Yes, exactly, kind of like me, you know, I'm like

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all over the map.

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Speaker 4: All right, all right, Well, thank you both for being

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on the air. We really hope you had a little

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fun your acting debut, until you didn't at because you're

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telling the straight skinny, But how'd you feel being in

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front of that camera? A little awkward? But I'm glad

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I did it? And Richard I really appreciate and I

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ap plod everything that you do. I loved Home Improvement.

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Thank you, and all right, I'm gonna say it. You

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were my favorite hosts on Family Feud. I can suck

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up now the show's over.

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Speaker 3: Well, I know, and I only got to do it

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for four years. It was really fun, you know. Once

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I decided to do it, I had a great time.

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That's cool.

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Speaker 4: That's cool.

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Speaker 7: Hey.

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Speaker 4: At this time, I want to do a shout out

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to my producer, Mark Winter. He is the executive producer

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of Pet Life Radio. We are the number one pet

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radio network on the planet. Maybe we'll get tomorrow someday,

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who knows, who knows. I also want you to check

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out my site ardenmore dot com. Do my YouTube please.

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I got one point four million views, woo hoo. And

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they're not all my relatives. So until next time, this

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is your flea Free host Arden Moore delivering just two

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Speaker 4: Mm hmm