The Dog Lover Page #2
These people may be
responsible breeders.
There's no such thing.
These people keep dogs
in horrible conditions
and then they contribute
to overpopulation.
Every time somebody
buys a designer puppy
instead of adopting from a shelter,
a homeless animal loses its chance
at finding a home
and then it's euthanized.
It's a horrible cycle,
but it's the truth.
And we stop that,
that is what we do.
Nothing's that black
and white, honey.
Well, here goes nothing.
Sara, right?
I'm Will Holloway.
Hi, guess I was pretty
easy to spot, huh?
You, um, you might
want to reconsider.
Reconsider what?
What you're wearing.
It's just my dad's conservative.
Right.
- Give you a hand?
- I'm good, I got it.
- Okay.
- Okay.
You just gotta jump in.
- You got it.
- Yup, we're good, yup, good.
Thank you.
So, my mom tells me you're
going to Greenville, huh?
- Vet tech program?
- Yeah, I love it.
My professors are
really, really great.
Your family, they've been
breeding dogs for a long time?
Hah, yeah.
Nice, is it something you're
looking to carry on or...
Yeah, it looks that way now.
It's okay.
[switches radio on]
[country music plays]
[girl] You're in trouble!
You didn't fix the fence
like Dad asked you to,
and Roger got out again.
- I can take these.
- I got 'em.
You must be Sara, I'm Abigail.
I am, nice to meet you.
Can you tell the difference
between neuter and spay?
I can, neutering
is done to a male,
and spaying is done to a female.
a puppy from its mother?
Abby, just give her a break.
No, it's okay, at
three to four weeks.
What does heterozygous mean?
Okay, we get it.
That... Hi.
See, I knew I'd get you!
Abi, stop giving
our guest a hard time.
Hi, I'm Liz Holloway,
nice to meet you.
She doesn't know what
heterozygous means.
Of course, she knows it means one
dominant and one recessive gene.
Exactly, I don't
know how I forgot that.
She is all business,
just like her father.
Speaking of which,
we should go meet him.
I know what a zygote is, too.
- That's great.
- Honey, come on!
There's the guest house
where you'll be staying.
Great.
And here's a barn, we
converted it to a kennel
a few years ago.
It's beautiful.
He got out, and then
got caught up on the fence
trying to get back in.
I was gonna fix that
as soon as I got back.
Just put him in his cage.
Honey, this is our
new intern, Sara.
Mr. Holloway, very
nice to meet you.
Don't get out in the
field much, do you?
Well, you know,
that's why I'm here.
I'd like to get my hands dirty.
These ladies know there's
more to animals than carryin'
'em around in
expensive handbags.
Well, then I will
follow their lead.
Honey, Sara was the
most qualified applicant.
Must have been slim pickings.
May I?
- She's due soon, right?
- Mm-hm.
Hi, girl, good girl.
I'm just gonna...
It's gonna be a big litter.
I'll give you a day...
see what you've got.
Thank you.
Honey, show Sara where
she's gonna be staying, okay?
Follow me.
You aren't afraid
of rattlers, are you?
Uh, no.
Honey, she was
the only applicant.
We need help.
Young lady, no cell
phones in my kennels, ever!
- Okay, I'll go put it...
- Come on, hand it over.
Don't worry, I won't
keep it forever.
Forgot to tell you,
he just doesn't want
anybody posting stuff.
[dogs yelping]
Well, welcome to my world.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Little dog, little bowl, got it?
Yes, sir.
Hey, what's back there?
Nothing that concerns you.
Can you just let
me-come here,
can you just let me look?
Let me look.
You're being timid.
They're smart, they
know who's the boss.
No, she just doesn't
want to cooperate.
You're a second year tech
and you haven't
done this before?
No, I never said that.
Stand over here.
Stay. Remember, you're
the master, not the friend.
Okay, get a good
look, open up the gums,
teeth, that's how you
give a good check, okay?
- Okay.
- Good girl, try again. Stay!
Take care of her. Papers.
- Hey, Will, oh!
- Oh, sorry.
- Sorry.
- Sorry, I just gotta keep this locked.
No, I just wanted to see if
you needed help with anything.
No, I'm good.
Let's go see what
what everyone's up to.
Yeah.
You're almost done.
Thanks. Okay, what's next?
[knocking on door]
Long day?
Piece of cake.
You'll get the hang of it.
- Here.
- Oh, thank you.
Supper's almost ready.
Thank you.
Okay, I'm gonna
give you an easy one.
Look up distemper, okay?
You look nice.
What are you reading?
So, I set it up so all
home movies file.
Perfect, thank
you for doing that.
There they are.
I'll log in remotely every
night and review the videos.
Sounds good, thanks again.
Yeah, I'll be
right here waiting.
Trevor, come on, don't...
Or hang up on me. Okay.
He's being polite,
we have a guest.
You should try it some time.
Daddy, did you know
that New York City
was the murder capital
of the United States?
Okay, Abi, put your book away.
We're about to eat dinner.
Welcome, have a seat over there.
Thank you, everything
looks delicious.
- Thank you.
- I want the drumsticks.
You can only have one. It might
be Sara's favorite part, honey.
Oh, actually, none
for me, thank you.
I'm a vegetarian, so I'll
just do potatoes and veggies.
- You don't eat meat? Why?
- Hey!
Uh, honey, when I
was in vet school,
I was a vegetarian, too.
And when I graduated,
I couldn't resist, so...
Okay.
Oh, uh...
Are you an atheist, too?
Uh, no.
Good, grab a hand.
Okay.
Lord, we thank you for this bounty
which will nourish our bodies...
Oh, man, come on, Jackie.
- Hey!
- Hi!
- Jackie McConnell.
- Sara Gold.
About three weeks ago I found a
Holloway Wirehair running wild.
Not in good
shape, he hadn't eaten.
Yeah, I know, I saw the photos.
Yeah, so I picked him
up, I took him to Daniel,
face and denied it was his.
Then he kicked me
off his property.
So, I need DNA samples,
preferably from every Wirehair
b*tch on his property,
so I can prove that dog is his.
Okay, I can do that,
I can do that.
We also need video.
You got it, talk to you soon.
Hey, what's he
got you doing now?
Uh, I was just checking to see
if she was coming into season.
What, with that?
Yeah, just doing a
standard cytology test.
There, uh, there's
an easier way.
Okay.
All right, um, grab
your nose, right.
- At the base.
- Okay.
Here, do you feel that?
The firmness?
- Yeah.
- That means that she's not ready yet.
- Go ahead.
- Okay.
All right, you
feel the softness?
That's how you can
tell that she's...
that she's about to be in heat.
Oh...
Yeah, it's not very scientific,
but it's the easiest way.
And if we miss a cycle,
it costs us a lot of money.
Right, yeah, no, thanks,
thank you for the tips.
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