A Dog's Purpose Page #7
of fresh new smells.
And then there are the smells
you never forget.
Train. Moss.
Trees. Horse. Garbage.
It was horse-dog!
Could it be the same?
- -Ah, it was the same.
Could it mean Ethan
was here, too?
to the end of the month.
Ethan?
That can't be him.
Tell Fred
that I will be in town...
Is that him?
...tomorrow to settle up, okay?
Will do.
It is him!
It's him! Yes!
Yes, it's him!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
It's me!
-Boss dog! Bailey, Bailey,
Bailey. -
-doodle dog!
-Hey!
Where'd you come from?
After all these lives,
I'd actually found him.
I found Ethan.
I'm gonna make a bet
you're hungry.
Here you go.
Wow.
You must be.
Nobody likes my cooking.
- Don't look at me like that.
You can't stay here.
You gotta go home.
You belong to somebody.
Home. Yes.
Yes, I'm home.
Go home, dog.
Go home.
You're a stubborn one,
aren't you?
Then, Tuesday night,
we got three tenths
of an inch of rain.
Be sure he gets a good home.
He's a good dog.
Sure.
No. No, don't leave me here.
This is a white-coat place.
I belong with you.
So long, dog.
You want to get out of here?
Do you want to go?
Come on, let's go.
I was back in the front seat.
Okay, buddy.
Guess it's gonna be you and me.
And the donkey.
What's a donkey?
Now, when was
the last time you got a bath?
That's a good boy.
Yeah.
There you go.
All right.
Just step out. Out. Let's go!
There you go.
You're getting a new collar.
Yeah!
Doesn't look like he's missed
too many meals.
-He's in good shape.
-Yeah, he's a good boy.
Aren't you, huh?
Maybe it was because
he slept alone.
I wanted to help him,
but I didn't know how.
Wait. Wait.
Hold that thought.
Okay, Bailey, let's do this.
Hurry.
Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry.
-This is the place.
I'm looking for...
Come on, Carly.
Come here, girl.
-Come on, Carly.
-Come on, Carly.
Come here, Carly.
Can you get the gate for me?
-Yes, mommy.
-Thank you.
Good girl.
Oh, sorry.
Rach.
Oh, hey. Look, will.
- Grandma's here.
- Hi, grandma.
There's that smell again.
-How are you feeling?
-I'm pretty good.
This is a surprise.
It's stronger now.
I thought I'd bring you
some groceries.
-It's Hannah!
-Aw. Hmm, thanks.
You're still here?
Oh, you look different.
But you still smell
like biscuits.
Who is this?
It's the, uh, stray
from the park.
A stray? Really?
- Well, hello there.
What a good dog.
Well, he's certainly
not a stray,
'cause he's got a collar.
Let's see.
His name is buddy.
Let's see.
He belongs to...
Come on, Ethan.
I can smell you in there.
I don't want to leave you here.
But I guess he's not home.
Hi, Ethan.
Hi, Hannah.
I brought your dog home.
Must have been tough on you,
losing your husband
after all those years.
Yeah, it made me
miss my daughter a lot.
And then,
with the new baby coming,
I thought Rachel and Miguel
could really use the help.
Yeah.
How long you get to stay for?
Uh, well, I'm...
I'm not visiting, Ethan.
I moved back about a month ago.
- Y-you did?
Welcome home.
Thanks.
Well, this place
is still the same.
Yeah.
Oh, come on.
So, what about you?
You... you never met
anyone or...
Mm-hmm.
I'm really stubborn.
I know that.
When you put your mind
to something, that was that.
Yeah.
That's good
for getting things done.
It's not so good
for relationships.
-Uh...
-Mmm.
Okay, well...
Okay, here we go.
They're gonna lick faces.
Well, look,
this was really nice.
I gotta go.
Thank you, Ethan.
Wait, what?
Oh, come on!
Hey, thanks
for bringing back my dog.
You're welcome. Bye.
Hey, Hannah.
I, uh...
I owe you an apology.
For what happened to us.
Back then.
Well, don't worry.
It was a long, long time ago.
No.
I pushed you away.
And I was...
I was really mad at the world.
And I just want you to know
that not a day goes by
that I don't kick myself
for doing that.
There's that sweaty smell.
You think, uh,
it'd be crazy if...
We did something together?
Are you asking me out
on a date?
Well, I just think
that I'd be an all-time fool
if I just watched you
drive away.
Enough talking. Use your nose.
Then don't.
Okay, now you're getting it.
-Yes! Yes!
Get out of here.
Give 'em some space.
Few right there, that's why...
Hi, you little cutie pie.
Ew. My water has mint in it.
You have a good time?
Once they started
licking faces,
no one could stop them.
Ethan finally had
what he needed.
He was happy.
I was happy, too.
- Excuse me, everybody.
I-i would like to thank you all
for coming here today.
-It means a lot to Hannah
and I. -Cheers. -Hear, hear.
I've always wanted
a big family.
All in one day, I've got one.
You didn't tell me
how big it was.
I just would like to say
how grateful I am
that my beautiful girl
walked back into my life.
Aw.
-Thank you.
Life's a mystery.
Cheers.
There was one thing
I still wanted.
I wanted him to know
it was me.
We had so much fun last night.
That I was Bailey.
What a great night.
Stop.
You were amazing.
Yeah. You, too.
-Wait, didn't Bailey
used to do that? -Yeah.
It's a dog thing.
Bailey. I'm Bailey.
There's gotta be a way.
Hmm. Wait.
That's familiar.
I smelled... me.
What do you got there?
Where did you find that?
Hey.
You want to play?
Get ready.
You have to really
go after this one.
Go get it.
Good boy!
Come on, bring it here.
Good one.
All right.
You go play, all right?
Gotta get back.
What? What do you want?
This is nuts.
All right, buddy.
You want to go
for the showstopper?
You want to try it?
You want to get it?
Ready?
I am ready.
Okay. Go!
Where did you learn
how to do that, buddy?
You are really starting
to freak me out, boss dog.
- -Yes, Ethan, that's right.
I'm your boss dog.
I'm Bailey.
Say it.
Boss dog?
Are you the boss dog?
No.
Yes. It's me, Ethan.
It's me.
Bailey?
Bailey.
Boss dog.
Bailey, Bailey, Bailey,
Bailey, Bailey.
Aw.
Mmm, yeah.
So, in all my lives as a dog,
here's what I've learned.
Have fun, obviously.
Whenever possible,
find someone to save,
and save them.
Lick the ones you love.
Don't get all sad-faced
about what happened
and scrunchy-faced
about what could.
-Just be here now.
-Go!
--Okay, go get it.
-Be here now.
-That's it.
That's a dog's purpose.
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