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Speaker 1: This is Pet Life Radio. Let's Talk Pets.

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Speaker 2: Hello, pet levers, Welcome to Best Spets from Pets. I'm

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your show host Michelle Byrne. Today we have an app

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to talk about, not just any app, but an app

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that is really created to really really help pet parents.

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We're going to talk with the creator and ceo in

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just a minute. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 4: Let's talk pets on Petlife Radio dot com.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back everyone. I'd like to welcome Ayas. I'm Adolf.

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He is the CEO of Dosti and also the creator.

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Welcome Ayas, Am I pronouncing it right?

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Speaker 5: Yes? Yes, thank the Michelle an.

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Speaker 2: Okay, well, welcome. Welcome to Best Bets for Pets.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you very much.

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Speaker 2: Glad to be here, glad to have you. So before

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we get into talking about Dosti and it's an all

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in one app that helps provide pet parents the ability

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to navigate ongoing care and emergency care, can you share

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your background with our listeners.

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: Sure, Okay. The first thing I really want to agree

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on with is that I'm here not as a founder

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or CEO. I'm here as a pet parent myself. I

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have three Labradors and I had those dogs for six

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years now. I always have dogs in my household. These

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are my recent ones, and I also have three kids,

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so I'm both pet parent and a parent.

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Speaker 2: Three cares and three dogs and three big dogs.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I know the hustle. So I know the hustle

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from the side. And my background is in marketing. I've

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been in marketing for eighteen years. Did my marketing degree

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in the Union years in the United Kingdom, and then

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work in telecoms. Was a founder of a big sport

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marketing agency, the IT Agency, and that's my recent venture, Dosity,

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the pet care ab. Basically, I was trying to create

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a product I couldn't find myself.

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Speaker 2: That's right. I was just going to ask you the

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next question, why did you create DOSTI? So you said

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you couldn't find the program yourself like it. What were

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you looking for that you could not find? What were

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the other programs lacking?

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Speaker 6: We all as people in pet space, we all understand

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the size of the market and the significance of the market,

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but when it comes down to solution, it seems that

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understanding is gone. There are a lot of great apps

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in the world, a lot of great solutions, but those

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solutions are here to help us with some minor issues

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like here and now, let's say I have a problem

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with my dog, like I need to train it. I

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download the app, I train my dog, and that's it.

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I don't need the app anymore. And then that was

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the minor fix I had to have. And then throughout

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the years I need some kind of different support. It's

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not about training or just not just about vets, not

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just about grooming. This is a complex We're talking about

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the life of a pet inside the family with a.

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Speaker 5: Human being together.

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Speaker 6: So there's a lot of things we need to understand.

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There's a lot of things we need to know, especially

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during the early days of pet being in your house.

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That's what our statistics as is our app is perfect

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fit for the new pet parrots, for the young dogs

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like six months up to six months. The fifty five

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percent of our user base, which is twenty three thousand

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at the moment, we've been around forty year now, and

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by the way, forty one percent of that base comes

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from us. So yeah, the fifty five percent of our

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bases and new pet parrots, and they require not the

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minor fixes here and now, but like a lifestyle support.

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Speaker 5: So that's what we do.

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Speaker 2: Okay. In my research with apps, and there's a lot

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of them out there, and they are very specific. There's

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either apps that deal with training, there's apps that deal

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with pet records, there's apps that deal with there are

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some that are live chat but more emergency focused, where

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your apps actually talking to about what makes Dusty different

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than these pet care apps.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so everything starts with the registration.

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Speaker 6: So once we download the app, you register you you

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asked to answer about like eighteen questions about your dogs

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specific or your cat. So once you answer those questions,

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we start comparing data you gave us with the breed

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standards that we have from my US kennel clubs and

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European kennel club so once we start that comparison, we

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see the small deviations. They may come with weight, they

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may come with walking, with activity level you have with

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your dog, or with the food you feed. So once

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we see that deviations, those deviations, we start informing you

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via different notifications like what are the deviations and how

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to fix them? And via different feature starting from a

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symptom checker if a dog is not feeling well, or

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to the content library with like four thousand verified articles,

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or the training videos like hours and hours of training content.

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Speaker 5: We have everything covered.

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Speaker 6: More you use the app, more we'll learn about you

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more precise recommendations, will give those these very proactive so

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every day you enter the app, you get personalized daily

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tips across ten most important categories from healthcare to MythBusters,

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and all of those tips are about your dog specifically.

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If you have a question, despite the level of the question,

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we'll have two ways for you to get an answer.

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Speaker 5: One is the community chat. When you type in your question.

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Speaker 6: Let's say you live in Florida, in Tampa, Florida, and

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you're a labrador owner.

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Speaker 5: You type in your question.

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Speaker 6: All the labrador owners in dosty will receive that question

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and share with you real life personal experiences, or alternatively,

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you can go to the dosty assistant type in your

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question and get personalized AI that answers your question considering

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all the data we know about your dog. So hypothetically saying,

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if I want to take my dog out to the

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beach and I ask for pet friendly beaches near Tampa,

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I will receive an answer, but then I may receive

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a notification saying that don't take my dog today, take

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her out tomorrow because it's been vaccinated yesterday, and there

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is a correlation between vaccine and water and we know it.

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So these are the kind of tips. These are the

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kind of day to day cases that you may refer

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to while having those tick. That's your assistant in your pocket.

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So whenever you have a question, whenever you debate on

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something or or you know, considering something, you always have

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a little helper that can guide and make you more aware.

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Speaker 2: Okay, let me ask you this. She brought up something.

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I mean, you said that the data corresponds with the breed.

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What what if you have a mutt? A lot of

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us have breeds. Both my dogs that are now you know,

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unfortunately gone, they were both mixed breeds. And you don't

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always know what the mix is, so then what.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's the great question. Okay.

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Speaker 6: The immediate solution is that you select a mixed breed

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from the drop down list and you indicate the size,

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so you tell us if it's a small excess as

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mL and so and so forth. So once you indicate

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that size, and obviously you have the guidance to make

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sure that you get the right size. What we do

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we provide you. We don't have a standard though your dog, obviously,

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so that's why as a standard, we take some average

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Speaker 5: Let's say if you selected the medium breed.

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Speaker 6: But then once we know stuff about your dog, we

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start guiding you from there, Like when we know the

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date of your last vaccination, we inform you about dewarming,

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the nextly warming, and then when it's a next vaccine.

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medium sized dog you need X and Y type of

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food or you're missing X and Y type of vitamin,

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we're gonna tell you that. So it's always about your

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dog specifically. But in case of March, the mixed breeds

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we take the size. Obviously, the more Dusty grows, more

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information we get from the mixed breed owners, more our

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own knowledge based grows. We've been around for a year now,

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it's so so we were also learning and growing in

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Speaker 2: Okay, And with mixed breed. Are you able to because

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a lot of us with mixed breeds know that, Oh

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it's probably you know, like mine, we're border Calli mixes.

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dog is jack Rock. So dogs and so sometimes you

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know the mixes. Are you able to input that as well?

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Speaker 6: You will be able to upload yet once you upload

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your at the moment, no, we don't have the functionality.

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But we're working on the picture identifications of what you

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will be able to do. You will be able to

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take a picture of your dog, send it to our

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doors the AI assistant, and based on the picture, we

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will send you the options of what we think that

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is and you can confirm like saying yes yes, let's

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say if you know it, you can say yes and

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Speaker 2: Okay. And then what about for cats because the sizes

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for cats are they're not as varied is for dogs

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and the breeds are a lot harder to distinguish. I mean,

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so many of them are mixed, you know, Tabby's or

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house cat. You know, they're just domestic short hair, They're

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a mixed of so many different breeds because there's so

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many cats just from shelters. So how would someone enter

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use your app with a cat?

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Speaker 6: Unfortunately, with cats, we don't have that functional as with dogs,

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when you can select the size or a cat obviously,

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as you rightly mentioned, but what you can indicate, you

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can indicate that's a mixed breed or just domesticated cat,

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any kind of cat, shelter cat, and we try to

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get as much information from you as possible about certain

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specific parameters of your cat or the habits of your

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cat or whatever. And once we get that information, we

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try to learn as we go because with cats, unfortunately,

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it's impossible to indicate by size or to make advices

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Speaker 2: Right and cats they're definitely harder. They're harder for even

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for pet parents to distinguish what's going on with them

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because they're such stoic creatures. And that's just a well

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known fact about cats. Where does Dusty get its information?

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that information that's out there that Dosty condenses and makes

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it just easier for the pet parent to understand rather

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than looking in a basilion places or because some of

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the other apps you're speaking to a vat. So where

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is Dasty's information coming from?

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Speaker 5: As a house rule, and that's an unbreakable we have

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that all the healthcare data has to be verified.

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Speaker 6: So let's say the feature as a symptom checker that

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we have in our app, what it does. It has

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about sixty to seventy most popular symptoms in cats and dogs.

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Speaker 5: So let's say if your dog is eaching, you can

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Speaker 6: A symptom and then we can tell you the most

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most likely and less likely it causes. So that symptom checker,

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those questions and advisors that come after they came from

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vets and there are names of those bets there and

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their credentials and so on and so forth for the

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general type of questions that you can give an hour

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dose the AI system chat as a language model, we

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use GBT that's the most advanced model. But since we've

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earned a grant from Microsoft, we have the advanced usage

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of the GIPT model. Basically, and we'll put a lot

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of rules around it. So when you ask about a

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pet friendly beach, data comes from GPT. But the advice

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not to take your dog today, take her tomorrow because

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it's been vaccinated, it comes from us. Because once there's

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a water in the mix, we have to check the vaccination.

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checks the vaccination, comes back and gives you the answer.

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pounds of content that we have, the articles that we've

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the content, like we have a training content inside the app,

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hours and hours of training content. That trainer in that

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video is a certified trainer dog trainer.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back everyone. We're talking to Ayas he is the

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CEO of Dosty that is an all in one app.

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So talking more about Dosty to simplify it for the

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pat parent. What does dostage? What are the services the features?

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I know there's a lot of breed information in the app.

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What are some other features that you would want our

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listeners to know once they download Dusty.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, first and foremost, we provide personalized, ongoing and emergency care.

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healthcare issues, like a feature story like symptom Checker, like

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our assistant, as I said, the healthcare content.

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Speaker 5: Or it's a lifestyle.

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Speaker 6: If you want to play a game, if you want

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to learn a new game to play with your dog

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and your kids, we can go down to assistant, ask

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them to send you the some sort of games.

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Speaker 5: It will lay down for you.

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Speaker 6: Or you can go to content typing games and read

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an article about tens and hundreds of different games you

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can play with your dog at home.

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Speaker 5: Like and as I said, the emergency, they don't come

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every day.

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Speaker 6: We as pet parents, we are more into ongoing care.

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when I was especially when I was locked up in

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a pandemic. Like I didn't really need emergency care, Like

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I didn't need to connect with a vet or something.

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Speaker 5: I didn't need to learn about the food to feed

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Speaker 6: Don't go and stuff like my dog picked something up,

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or I would like to give my dogs some apples,

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let's say in cucumbers whatever, How what's the proportion to mix?

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Speaker 5: You know, I needed very quick advices.

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Speaker 6: I needed to be able to take a picture of something,

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send it over and get a response, but that response

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about my dog personally, So it's a personalized, ongoing and

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emergency care to put it in short.

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Speaker 2: Okay, thanks. What user trends are you seeing on Dusty

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that show that pet parents need more knowledge and support

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in you know that particular.

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Speaker 5: Area humanization of pets?

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Speaker 6: Like of course, yeah, I see yeah, like sixty one

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percent of my base the dogs are a bit overweight,

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like there is a dog deviation with a brig standard,

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things that are not fine. Or what is the first

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thing that we do, Like when we have a problem

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with the pets, we pick up the phone, we call

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somebody we know who has a dog to advice if

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that person has experienced that sort of thing in his life.

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Speaker 5: Consider the differences in breeds.

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okay for a labrador and vice versa. So what we

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do We take away that guess work and we try

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to help people to make more aware choices. But the

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trends tell us that no matter how much help people have,

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we still tend to humanize pets. We tend to treat

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pets as humans, and sometimes that is very harmful, like

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we project ourselves to our pets. That's the main trend.

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the new dog owners or cat owners. And we see

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a lot of mistakes, emotional mistakes like those people make

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with their pets by overfeeding them, giving them very large portions,

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not walking with them too much because they think that's

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not good for their health, you know, like walking right

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after food or whatever, like mistraining them, training them in

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the wrong way, but humanizing them basically. That's that's one

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that there's too many times that people will do that,

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and I think that's becoming kind of a natural thing

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in this day and age. You know, you think about pets.

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kind of common for it wasn't heard of probiotics fhere

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pets that's so commonplace. And before that and got help

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talk about you're very breed focused on dusty. So why

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a lot of breed specific information that is available, the

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verified information. There's not so much with the mixed breeds

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made sure that we covered everything that is not We

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mix it up. We created the mechanics that gives you

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personal advices by everything we know and for us to

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concentrate more or understanding and learning stuff about the mixed

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breeds because forty percent of our database are the mixed

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breeds owners small to medium mixed breeds, so we do

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Speaker 5: We talk to people.

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Speaker 6: We hear their comments, we see what they ask, you know,

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to learn more, and you know, sometimes people don't know

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the mix breed. That also makes it difficult. You have

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a dog at home and you can see that there

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is a husky there, but you don't know where that

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husky was.

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mom or a grandma.

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Speaker 6: You know, you see the husky, but you don't know

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what husky it was, and for a long for a

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lot of cases, people don't know themselves. So that's why

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some specific informational mix breeds.

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you know it better than either you have mixed breeds, right, I.

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the mixes are. Not always it's not always obvious. But

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sometimes when you're talking about breeds specific, are you going

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to such detail or do you get let's let me

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ask this. Are there questions such as a lot of

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dogs with short snouts, they can have respiratory issues, you know,

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be careful when you're what time or day are walking

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them for extremes in temperature. Are you getting questions like

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that because you said a lot of your users are

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new had parents or is it something more involved with

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the breeds such as you know German shepherds have hip

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dysplays here that's just a common without with within the breed.

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parents just not aware of or is it more detailed.

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Speaker 6: At the first, it's actually speaking to stages at first,

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when Ted Turns is new and he doesn't or does

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have an experience in having a bad the questions are

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more not bread They more general, like like a snout

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one like what what's the difference? How does this this

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shape and head form of ahead of my dog influences

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in healthcare? But then it goes to the goes to

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more breed specific questions like are these dogs are good guardians?

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these dogs are group good with other dogs?

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Speaker 6: And stuff like that, like breed specific questions, But honestly,

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usually the questions are very general and they're not really

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about the healthcare itself. There's a lot what we see

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in trend that there's a lot of emotional questions that

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people ask, like kind of questions like do you have

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that feeling that your dog is not feeling well by

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looking at it? Like I'm looking at my dog now,

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I don't know what is wrong. I don't see any

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wrong size, but I feel that my dog is feeling

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wrong because.

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Speaker 5: Eyes are sad.

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Speaker 6: We really have those kinds of questions, and you know,

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those kinds of questions are being asked in community chat,

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not in the AI assistant. The questions you talked about,

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they mainly ask in something very right, you know, in

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in chat like where AI helps you, but.

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Speaker 5: More emotional ones like the one I mentioned.

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Speaker 6: They're being asked in a community chat from other pet parents.

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Speaker 5: But in general, as I said, it's faces first, general questions,

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and then it goes into pre specific like what I

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can do with this breed, like how well can it train?

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Speaker 6: What kind of commands over the basic obedience training I

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can teach this dog?

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Speaker 5: So on and so forth.

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Speaker 2: Okay, interesting, I could see where when you said earlier

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that people are putting their own emotions and feelings onto

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their dog, but just looking at a dog's eyes saying that, oh,

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my dog is sad instead of you know, puppy eyes

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can be sad or happy, but they're puppy eyes, right,

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They're hard to interpret. I mean, it's a puppy you know.

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Speaker 5: Consid there. I'm very sorry for interrupting. You have to

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consider one thing.

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Speaker 6: The medium age of my user is nineteen twenty five, okay,

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it's female, nineteen twenty five. Sixty percent of my user

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basis this so the questions are more emotional because the GM,

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you know, the factor of the generation, like you would

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ask various I asked very specific questions from those two,

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like very very specific thanks, Like can I mix this

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and this and give to my dog if I feed

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my dog in the morning with the pote chiese, Can

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I give whatever whatever in a couple of hours?

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Speaker 5: Yes, you can. That's that's the balance you have to

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keep and blah blah blah, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 6: So and then the new generation, the question is very emotional,

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they're very general because those are the people who MANI

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the pets, like gen Z and the late millennials, those

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other people who humanized pets, who brought this humanization and

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made it a trend.

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Speaker 2: No, you're absolutely right. I mean I'm not gen Z.

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and I could see the differences. And I mean I've

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just been doing I mean pet Life Radio has been

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around since two thousand and seven, so just in that time.

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And I've hosted Best Bets for Pets since twenty ten,

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so fifteen years. So just in fifteen years when I've

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had concentrated knowledge of it. I've seen the different changes

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with how people treat their pets. How there's things that

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we do today that even a decade ago would have

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been what you do that for your dog? We don't

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even call them, you know, dogs and cats anymore. They're

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fur babies. So yeah, I could definitely see that we're

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definitely humanizing them more, which I'm not saying that's a

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bad thing, but we have to remember their needs are

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different than than humans. It's not always the same thing.

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What do you see as the future for for babies

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pet care?

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Speaker 6: Oh, the future is definitely, you know, the future is

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after the assistance, Like and we see the whole AI

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kind of topic, it's shifted towards the different and various

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assistants that can help because AI is best utilized when

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it assists you is something, and there's so many of

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them right now, various assistants. So the future of pet

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care I see as an assistant in your pocket that

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you know, you can refer to for doing everything from

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scheduling a vet appointment to getting your pet passport, you know,

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just going through the information from your pet passport, exchanging information,

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talking to users that are abroad that are not from

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your country, that are overseas the same breed users. You

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know that that's where it's all going. Because it's all

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about the phones, it's all about the technology. It's all

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about being right right now, especially when it comes down

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to pets. As I said, I'm a parent, I'm a

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child parent, human parent as well. So when something happens

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to my child, I want to know now, like what

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is it? Like, what is happening? Same thing with my dogs.

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Like I consider myself I'm not a gen z either.

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I'm forty and you know when but when I see

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something happening to my dog, like I can't find a

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place for myself. I want an answer now, even if

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it's five o'clock in the morning, four o'clock in the morning,

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I can't wait for vet. I want to know now

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what is happening. And sometimes knowing it now, you know,

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sometimes it's a very easy thing to handle. You don't

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even have to take your dog to the vet if

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you know what is happening. So again, assistance, I think

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those assistance in your pocket. They will first of all,

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simplify the life of vets as well, because vets are overcrowded,

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and that is also inevitable. That's not going to change.

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That's an institutional problem. There is much less vets comat

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graduating every year than pet parents coming into the world,

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so that there is no chance that that is catching up.

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So as what vets needs help as well. And sometimes

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it's better when the aware client comes to AVE knowing

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what is happening, and ve can log into the information,

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see the log see everything that the dog was doing

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the last month, and once the patient comes, you know,

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it just goes real quick without the necessity of going

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through the data all data asking questions like waight and

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blah blah blah and so on and so forth, And

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that's what actually will be doing. We the next thing

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for thosity, we are building B two B solutions. We

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are building the vet clinic management platforms. We are building

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the grooming, the shelter, the breeder and retail platforms that

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will be connected to our app as well and provide

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even more convenience of pet parents. So now when once

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you down with your symptom checker, you will be able

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to schedule a vet appointment right away like the vet

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clinic near you, and you will be reminded before that appointment,

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and your vet will be reminded about that appointment, and

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your vet will be able to log into your file

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and see everything you've been doing with your dog before

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you even come. So those those are the things we

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are working on. And definitely the future is that the

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future is the fullest distance and with you twenty four

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to seven and that goes both ways. You have for

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for vets and for parents and so for one we'll

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be to see and it just.

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Speaker 2: Makes sense because with all the technology available, we just

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want information faster and faster. So definitely makes sense. Where

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can people find Dusty.

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Speaker 6: You can download it from Appstore and then Google Market

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it's available and if during the October on our website,

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any clinic and any Google Mix alone, we'll be able

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to download the full company management platform as well. That

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doesn't have to be connected to those feed It can

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work separately.

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Speaker 2: Okay, and it's Dusty dot Co d o s t.

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Y dot Co is your website. You also have a

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lot of information on your website with breeds and unusual

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breeds and a lot of articles and you know a

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lot of data for pet parents.

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Speaker 6: You will be amazed on the variety of dogs we

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do have in our system. Obviously, the majority of dog,

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as I said, are the mixed breeds, and then you

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have the standard breeds like German shepherd's, labradors and friends,

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bulldogs and blah blah blah. But then you have dogs

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like we have a couple of breeds that are like

545
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ancient breeds from Africa and those dogs live in Poland.

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And then guys need they use those two like almost

547
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every other day to get assistance, to get advices. They

548
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write so much feedback that thank you very much. It's

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very hard to find information about this breed. But now

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with dusting, it made it easier to keep all the

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information aside, you know, and consider everything. So yeah, the

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variety is huge and that's growing. But you have to

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remember we all have to understand one thing. A dog

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is a dog. Like the eighty percent of everything is

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applicable both to labradors, German shepherds, mixed breeds and other

556
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dogs right in terms of behavior, in terms of psychology,

557
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those are the pack animals and there are rules of

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the pack basically how they live, how they socialize, and

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that's very different to humans in many cases. So more

560
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we learn about you, about your dogs specifically, we applied

561
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knowledge which is available about that so called tac philosophy,

562
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as I said, and then we apply it to your

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specific dog, and then we'll provide you with more direct

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answers to what to do and you know how to

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behave so as as you said on our website, you

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also have a lot of that information available for free

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for everybody who wants to go on and read it.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for coming on Best Bets for Pets,

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and I think you have a very interesting app and

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I'm excited to see more of it in the future.

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Speaker 5: I appreciate that. Michelle, thank you very much for having me.

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Speaker 2: Thank you. I would like to thank my guest I

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Ask for coming on Best Bets for Pets and sharing

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his information about Dusty. What a great app. I would

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like to thank everyone that's listening to Best Bets for Pets.

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Thank you so much for listening fifteen years strong. I

577
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appreciate your loyalty. Thank you to my cat crew, Dennis,

578
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Charlotte and Molly for keeping me in speA, hired and grounded.

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And of course a huge thank you to Mark Winter,

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my producer, for doing all he does and working is magic.

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And remember You never know what we're gonna have next

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on Best Bets for Heat.

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