Good Boy!
It's adoption day!
- What?!
- Hey, pal.
- It's dining room day, Owen.
- Let's see that calendar.
Didn't you just start that job?
He's right. Exactly three months
today he's been walkin' those dogs.
Not one problem. I already
got mine picked out at the shelter.
- Good for you, O. Great job.
- Yeah, that's great. Terrific.
Listen, can we talk
for a second?
Don't you think
that it makes more sense
to the new place
before we get the dog?
I'm just thinking of the dog.
That way, he won't have to
relearn a new house
and a new neighborhood
and all that other newness.
We had a deal, Mom.
We did. We sure... we sure...
we absolutely did.
"The best way to achieve your goals,
Owen, is to make a plan,
work hard, and always
keep your eyes on the prize."
That's an exact quote, isn't it?
I want my prize.
So, shall we all go
to the shelter at noon?
- Yes!
- Yes!
This'll be great for him, right?
Yeah, yeah.
A little buddy is just what he needs.
I better put down
some newspaper.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Morning, Miss Ryan.
Mr. Baker.
Barbara Ann had a restless night.
Poor dear.
I don't want her overexerting.
Keep her on the grass.
The hot pavement is far too harsh
on her delicate paws.
Okey-doke.
Hold still, Wilson.
It's only me.
He had the runs last night.
Can you keep an eye
on that for me
and let me know
if things turn solid?
No problem.
Be good now, Nelly.
Don't let the big dogs
step on you.
- I'll watch out for her, Mr. Leone.
- I know you will.
- Bye.
- Ciao.
You want it, Shep?
You can't have it.
- Psych!
- Yeah, you want it?
Psych!
Hey, Connie, here comes
your boyfriend,
- direct from Weirdo-ville.
- Nice.
Cut it out.
Good morning,
Franky, Fred.
Good morning, loser.
Gimme a kiss good-bye, Shep.
Gimme a kiss.
- You comin' along today?
- We're going to the pool.
Duh, dog boy.
- I smell poop.
- I smell it, too.
Oh, Wilson!
- He's touching it.
- Nasty.
At least it's solid.
Connie, let's go.
- Gross.
- What a freak.
Why does he wear
those stupid clothes?
Aren't you getting
your new dog today?
Yeah, so I guess I won't be
seeing you around much anymore.
But you're still gonna
walk Shep, aren't you?
Yeah. I'll see you then,
but otherwise...
I'm gonna be busy with training him
and bonding with him.
- Hey, Connie, move your butt.
- Yeah, move it.
Have a fun day at the pool.
This is Bob over at Tri County.
Go ahead, Bob.
I'm on a search and retrieval
for a wild wirehair.
Got an APB out
on a wild wirehair.
Could be coyote...
not rulin' out coyote.
Could be another mad dachshund.
Another mad dachshund.
Where did you come from?
Wait! Stop!
Gotcha!
So precious.
Look at you!
You are so pretty.
There's something wrong
with him.
He's mean!
He didn't have to do that.
Oh, my God!
- Give me some kisses.
- I want some love, too.
Honey, you're biting.
Somebody's about to meet
their new best friend.
Are you sure
this is the one, Owen?
It's your call, O.
- Wow! Now, he's interesting.
- Oh, little prisoner.
There's the man.
Tell your folks about
your scuffle this morning?
What?
Owen helped me nab
that tough mutt off the street.
- Tough? Is he stray?
- There are no tags around his neck.
Checked out all right
health-wise, though.
He seems worried
about something.
Yeah, I'd be worried, too.
Think his days are numbered.
- What do you mean?
- Attitude.
Not makin' him
- Attitude?
- Yeah.
You wouldn't put him
to sleep, though, right?
Well...
Hubble, slow down.
Heel, Hubble.
Hubble, slow down. Heel.
Hubble, no!
Easy, boy. Easy.
Hi, Mr. Leone.
Hello there.
And who is this?
His name's Hubble.
I just got him.
Hello, Hubble.
- No, Hubble.
- That's all right.
- I'm a stranger to him.
- Where's Nelly?
the headlines.
Easy! Sorry.
Good luck with that.
Okay, Hubble, first day,
do your best.
Sit.
Sit.
Good boy.
Good boy, Hubble.
Stay.
Stay.
He's a bright one.
Okay, Mr. Genius,
how about... roll over?
Play dead.
- But he's really, really smart, Dad.
- Yeah, that's terrific.
No, I mean he's too smart.
I hate to break this to you,
but everyone thinks they've got
the smartest dog in the universe.
"Love and Loyalty."
It's okay, Hub.
All right, we'll take our time.
Oh, no, you don't.
Here, boy.
Here.
Hubble.
Orh sale this week
at Arhdersorh's.
Fresh. Ripe peaches
We're yourpowerstatiorh. KRZY
Crazy forclassic rock
I tell you. Miracles
Miracles are happerhirh'
every day irh our world
Here, boy.
Here?
That was a weird dream.
More like a nightmare,
if you ask me.
Testing.
One, two, three. Testing.
Don't give me that look.
No, not that look either.
Stay! Stay!
You hear me?
- I...
- Are you sure?
Speak!
Doggone it!
How could I let this happen?
Don't be afraid.
I am Canid 3942.
Honey!
Was that you?
You better be up and at 'em.
Don't say a word.
You can't forget the other dogs
just because you've got Hubble.
Bless you!
Somebody's got a wittle cold.
Poor baby.
Hop to it, O.
Can we tie her up
out back, please?
- Did you just learn how to talk?
- Here come the questions.
Let's just say your hearing
suddenly got a lot better.
Oh, man.
How is this even possible?
Oh, boy.
Look, I don't have time
Just take me
to your leaders.
- Leaders?
- The dogs who walk you.
- I walk them.
- Sure you do.
I'll get to the bottom of this.
Wait. Am I the only one
who can understand you?
Okay, it was a big mistake...
wasn't meant to happen.
You can't tell anyone
about this, ever.
Got it?
This was a major boo-boo.
Nobody'd believe me anyway.
It's not like dogs start talking
all of a sudden.
Code red!
Code red!
- The kid can hear us talking?
- Watch out, shorty.
Coming through.
You can really
understand me?
Right now, you understand
what I am saying to you?
- Yep.
- Can I have a cookie?
No, wait. Ten cookies?
No, can I have twenty cookies?
Be a pal, kid.
Loosen my collar a notch.
I got a foof in my chach.
Owen, honey, can we just
Oh, oh, shoot!
I'm so nervous, I forgot
what I was gonna say.
I know what I wanna ask.
Can you teach us how to work
a stinkin' can opener?!
Enough!
Collect yourselves.
I knew he was trouble
the minute I sniffed his butt.
Oh, my!
I have come here on an important
mission from the Home Star,
and I expect full cooperation.
Hold it.
Where are you from?
Where we all came from...
the Home Star.
- Unbelievable.
- It's true.
What are you talking about?
Thousands of years ago,
dogs arrived here from the Home Star
to colonize
and dominate the planet.
All Earth dogs are descended
from those dogs.
What Home Star?!
This is why dogs and people
shouldn't talk.
Dude, you never heard
of the Dog Star?
It's called Sirius.
Wait, you know
about this, too?
My grandma used to
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