Heres Lookin at You Kid

  • 4 months ago
Transcript
00:00 [music]
00:07 [music]
00:14 [music]
00:21 [music]
00:28 [music]
00:35 [music]
00:42 Hi there, I'm Joe the dog.
00:46 Welcome to my house. It's great to see you.
00:49 You know what? It's great to sniff you too.
00:53 You're going to make so many animals happy today.
00:56 Farm animals and wild animals and lots of my dog pals will be getting up close and personal with you.
01:03 They'll look at you, they'll talk to you, they'll even sniff you.
01:07 In fact, you'll have them eating right out of the palm of your hand.
01:12 In this video, we say please do feed the animals.
01:17 All you need is an apple, a bit of grass, a leaf, a dog treat, and a crust of bread.
01:24 If you don't have some of these things handy, don't worry.
01:28 You can just hold out your hand when the time comes.
01:31 Here's how this feeding business goes.
01:34 When you see the food picture, grab the food that matches the picture,
01:38 hold out your hand, and wait for your friend to eat.
01:42 You are going to have so much fun.
01:45 [birds chirping]
01:48 If you think it's a jungle out there, try being here for a little while.
01:53 We're about to embark on a wonderful wildlife safari.
01:57 One where you can see animals from around the world.
02:00 And where they can see you too.
02:03 There's one now.
02:05 [music]
02:13 Oh, hello. Would you like to visit some of my giraffe friends today?
02:17 I'll take you to them, but first I'd like it very much if you could feed me a leaf or two.
02:22 I'm so hungry.
02:24 [eating]
02:26 Ooh, sour. Stop.
02:29 All right, let's go visit my friends.
02:33 When giraffes get together, it feels like nothing but necks, necks, necks.
02:38 Especially when Jerry is around.
02:41 He is such a show off. Just look at him.
02:45 A giraffe's neck may be really long, but did you know that it has the same amount of bones in it that your neck has?
02:51 Yes, just seven, but they sure are long ones.
02:55 Oh, Jerry.
02:57 [music]
02:59 Our necks help make us the tallest land animal in the world.
03:03 And this, my little cupcakes, comes in very handy for eating.
03:07 We need to reach high to get our dinner.
03:10 Yum, yum. Trees are my favorite food.
03:15 Did someone say food? I'm so hungry I could eat a tree.
03:20 Well, ciao for now, kids.
03:23 Speaking of ciao, I was just watching some antelope.
03:28 Would you like to watch them with me? Here they are now.
03:33 [music]
03:37 I don't like the way that lion is looking at me.
03:39 Why don't we take a look at some other antelope while I find a safer place?
03:43 [music]
03:47 Hey, stop sniffing me. Cut it out.
03:51 Oh my goodness, I'm so embarrassed.
03:54 I think they will do it for the antelope part of the video. Cut.
03:57 I feel handsome, oh so handsome.
04:01 It's alarming how handsome I feel.
04:05 I'm looking high and low, but I can't find any animal that is as gorgeous as I am.
04:12 Can you? Nope, I thought not.
04:15 Nobody is as handsome as a peacock.
04:18 [humming]
04:25 I feel handsome.
04:27 [humming]
04:33 You know that peacock doesn't know true beauty when he sees it.
04:36 Actually, we warthogs don't have very good eyesight, you see.
04:40 But I know I'm a handsome fellow because my wife tells me that every day.
04:44 She loves me warts and all.
04:47 [humming]
04:55 Good day, mate.
04:57 My mum is here somewhere and I'd like you to meet her.
05:00 Oh, there she is.
05:02 Oh, Joey, I'm having a bit of a scratch right now.
05:05 Perhaps you could hop along and play, eh?
05:08 No problem, mum.
05:12 Good day. I'm a Siberian tiger, the largest of all cats.
05:17 I've been known to eat up to 100 pounds of meat in one sitting.
05:21 That's about 400 hamburgers.
05:24 It is now my pleasure to introduce to you some delicious, er, delightful creatures known as meerkats.
05:30 There they are now.
05:32 Hm, that guy gives me the heebie-jeebies.
05:35 Think, think, think.
05:37 Yes, I think I'll join my friends.
05:40 Oh, so good to see you guys.
05:43 Mind if I get a family hug?
05:46 [whistling]
05:47 Ooh, look at you.
05:50 So tall.
05:52 I was just kind of wondering if, um, well, you're having fun, hm?
05:55 Are you? I sure am.
05:57 And I think you'll enjoy what's coming up next, too.
06:00 Whoa, I like your shirt.
06:02 Those buttons edible?
06:04 Hello there. So good to see you.
06:07 I'd like to recite a poem about elephants.
06:09 I wrote it just for you. Are you ready?
06:12 I'm an African elephant, how can you tell?
06:15 My ears are big and shaped like Africa as well.
06:17 Well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well.
06:21 An elephant's skin is a sight to behold.
06:24 It may be very wrinkled, but that doesn't mean we're old.
06:26 Swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish.
06:31 Our trunks are amazing. They feed us like hens.
06:33 There's lots to eat in Africa's grasslands.
06:35 Munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch.
06:40 We're social and gentle and we like to play.
06:42 When we're together it's a really good day.
06:44 Play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play.
06:49 I hope you enjoyed my little poem.
06:51 Now I'll shuffle off and go back home.
06:53 [Humming]
07:03 Oh.
07:05 Tweet.
07:06 Stick?
07:07 What stick?
07:08 Mama, a human child is watching me.
07:10 Baba.
07:11 Oh, don't worry about it.
07:12 You're a gorilla.
07:14 Why don't you tell the child a little bit about us gorillas, okay?
07:17 Okay, Baba.
07:18 A lot of people think gorillas are fierce and scary, but we're really very gentle and sociable.
07:23 In fact, we're vegetable-gul-tarians.
07:26 Vegetarians.
07:27 That means we eat lots of leaves and fruit.
07:30 No meat.
07:31 That's my Uncle Bob.
07:32 He's very nice.
07:35 I personally wouldn't hurt a fly, although it might be kind of fun to catch one.
07:40 I love my Mama so much, just like you love yours.
07:43 She's my pal.
07:45 [Blowing]
07:46 Yuck.
07:47 Wait up, Baba.
07:50 [Sniffing]
07:51 Mmm.
07:52 [Sniffing]
07:54 Mmm.
07:55 Yum.
07:56 You smell marvelous.
07:58 It is now my pleasure, my friend, to sniff--
08:00 I mean to introduce to you my good friend, Peter Penguin.
08:05 Hey there, kid.
08:06 Today's your lucky day.
08:07 I got some extra time on my wings, huh?
08:09 You want to come with me on a little tour of Penguin Land?
08:11 Great.
08:12 Let's go.
08:13 This is my house.
08:14 Some say it's just a hole in the wall, but to me it's home sweet home.
08:17 And now we're coming to the house of my great friend, Peggy.
08:19 Come on out, Peg.
08:20 Come on, say hi to everybody.
08:21 Come on.
08:22 Come on, hurry up.
08:23 Uh, hello?
08:24 Who on earth am I saying hello to?
08:27 Hmm.
08:28 Okay, I'm going to go in for a little swim now.
08:31 Hey, hey, watch me, everyone.
08:32 Watch me.
08:33 This is really good.
08:34 Is everyone watching?
08:35 Are you watching, Peggy?
08:36 Watch me.
08:37 Here I go.
08:38 Here I go.
08:39 Whee!
08:40 [Bubbling]
08:41 Huh.
08:42 Where did he go?
08:43 It's getting a little warm in the old condo here.
08:45 I wonder where everyone is.
08:47 Ah, they must be at the swimming hole.
08:50 I kind of feel like doing the penguin paddle myself.
08:53 One, two, three.
08:58 Hey, Polly, glad you could join us.
09:00 You too, Pat.
09:01 Hey, let's go hiking, huh?
09:02 Hmm?
09:03 Hmm?
09:04 A little bit of a bump there.
09:06 [Grunts]
09:10 One, two, I'm going to do it.
09:13 Ah!
09:16 Ooh-wee!
09:18 Hey, where are we going anyway?
09:20 I don't know, but I hope we find some fish.
09:22 I'm hungry.
09:25 ♪ Oh, hiking we will go, hiking we will go. ♪
09:27 ♪ Oh, yes, sirree, I love being a leader. ♪
09:29 ♪ My friends obey everything I say. ♪
09:31 Okay, everybody, stop while I scratch.
09:33 [♪♪♪]
09:39 Hmm, where'd everybody go?
09:44 I am a rhinoceros, and I love to get muddy.
09:47 Mud keeps me cool and protects my beautiful tank-like body
09:50 from the sun's harsh rays.
09:52 But I am a special rhino,
09:54 and I have a talent I think you will love.
09:57 I will show you what I mean.
09:59 Follow me. This way.
10:01 [Clears throat]
10:02 [Humming]
10:08 [Applause]
10:09 Thank you.
10:11 [♪♪♪]
10:16 Oh, there you are.
10:18 Hello.
10:19 Thank you for joining me.
10:21 Pardon the chewing, but I'm ruminating right now.
10:24 That means I'm chewing something I've already swallowed.
10:27 Go figure.
10:29 Anyhow, today I am going to ruminate in another way
10:32 about an animal that I and many others
10:35 consider to be the most truly amazing creature
10:38 in the entire world.
10:40 You may have already guessed,
10:42 because I know you're very smart, I do.
10:45 But I'm talking about me, the camel.
10:48 Let's take a look at me, hm?
10:50 The camel.
10:51 Regal profile, hm?
10:55 Everything about a camel is perfectly adapted
10:58 to surviving in the hot, dry climate of the desert.
11:01 We can even go an entire winter without taking a drink.
11:05 Dromedary camels, like my friends here, have one hump.
11:09 Tony, will you stand still a minute
11:11 and model your hump for the boys and girls, please?
11:13 Sure thing, Sam.
11:15 Our humps are filled with fat, not water.
11:17 We can live off that fat until our humps shrink so small
11:21 they flop over to one side.
11:23 Not a pretty sight.
11:25 Well, that's all the time we have today.
11:28 I hope you've enjoyed--
11:29 Tony, that's enough posing, Tony boy.
11:31 But I love being on camera.
11:33 As I was saying, that's all the time.
11:35 Tony, I'm going to turn off the camera now.
11:37 Tony!
11:38 Go right ahead, but I'll warn you, my fans won't be happy.
11:41 Oh, you hairy dromedary!
11:43 Camels. Oh, howdy.
11:45 It was becoming a zoo out there,
11:47 so I've decided to take you to one of my favorite places,
11:50 the farm.
11:52 Farm animals set my nose a-quiver.
11:54 Nothing makes me quite as giddy as the smell of a horse.
11:58 I'm crazy for horses.
12:00 Any more horses around here?
12:02 Over here!
12:04 I can't wait to get out of here.
12:06 I'm going to get out of here and stretch my legs just a little bit, you know?
12:09 Mmm, something sure smells good.
12:12 Yeah, mmm.
12:14 Hey, that's you, kid.
12:16 You smell as good as an apple on a crisp fall day.
12:20 Yeah, mmm.
12:22 Finally, I'm free.
12:24 Oh, and I've got an itch I've got to take care of.
12:26 Oh, right there, right there.
12:28 Almost got it.
12:30 Here.
12:32 Yes, oh, got it. I think I got it.
12:34 I think I got it. Get that one on the back.
12:36 I think I got it. I think I got it.
12:38 Mmm, boom.
12:40 Oh, that's it. Oh, man.
12:42 Oh, that felt good.
12:44 Oh, yeah, I'm on a roll now.
12:46 One more.
12:48 Yes, sir.
12:50 I feel good.
12:54 ( sniffing )
12:56 Oh, you smell so good.
12:58 And you taste pretty good, too.
13:00 Since you have such good tastes,
13:02 I think you'll enjoy what's coming up next.
13:05 His voice is so dreamy.
13:08 Oh.
13:10 ♪ Baa, baa, pluck sheep ♪
13:12 ♪ Have you any wool? ♪
13:15 ♪ Yes, sir, yes, sir ♪
13:18 ♪ Three bags full ♪
13:20 ♪ One for my master ♪
13:23 ♪ One for my dame ♪
13:26 ♪ One for the little boy ♪
13:28 ♪ Who lives down the lane ♪
13:31 ♪ Baa, baa, pluck sheep ♪
13:35 ♪ Have you any wool? ♪
13:37 ♪ Yes, sir, yes, sir ♪
13:40 ♪ Three bags full ♪
13:43 Actually, Harry, you're brown, not black.
13:46 Actually, you're more rust-colored,
13:49 but not black.
13:51 Get out of here.
13:53 Well, let him live in his nursery rhyme fantasy.
13:58 ( groaning )
14:00 You know, he gives me the woolies.
14:04 Hey, speaking of wool, take a look over there.
14:07 I'm going to tell you something about wool.
14:09 Oh, drats, I got some on my horn again.
14:12 Never fails.
14:13 Sheep get all the credit for wool.
14:15 We goats make some of the world's most sought-after wool.
14:18 Wouldn't you just love to run and jump into a pile of that?
14:21 Goat wool comes in all kinds of beautiful colors and textures.
14:25 You could make a gorgeous sweater out of this stuff.
14:27 In fact, I'm wearing one right now.
14:29 Say, where'd Ralph go?
14:32 Oh, there you are, Ralph.
14:34 Now, that's what I call pulling the wool over your eyes.
14:38 Hey, do you know where the starting line for the sheep race is?
14:42 Anyone here know?
14:44 We're just following each other like a bunch of sheep.
14:47 Could someone please tell me where the starting line is?
14:50 Ah-ha!
14:51 Hey, wait for me!
15:07 Animal food, 25 cents.
15:11 Oh, and I don't have a quarter.
15:13 And that food looks so good.
15:16 What's a goat to do?
15:18 I'm such a clever old goat.
15:21 Why didn't I think of this years ago?
15:23 25 cents.
15:24 Ha!
15:25 I'm so itchy, itchy, itchy.
15:32 Oh, hello.
15:34 I'm just itching to tell you about what's going to happen next.
15:37 All I can tell you is to get your apple ready
15:40 because it's going to be fun.
15:42 Right, Fred?
15:44 Hey, kid.
15:46 That's an old goat joke.
15:48 Feed me, feed me.
15:50 Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
15:52 Look, I'm being a cow.
15:54 Moo!
15:55 Did you see that?
15:56 I look just like a cow.
15:58 Here I go again.
15:59 Moo!
16:00 Well, I never.
16:02 That was an insult to cows everywhere.
16:05 I can't believe that goat.
16:07 That wasn't a very good imitation.
16:10 I'm with Percy.
16:11 I like that goat.
16:13 I wish I could eat like he did.
16:15 Well, you children at home,
16:17 it looks like one of our herd wants to be like that silly goat
16:20 and have a snack from your hand.
16:22 So if you have any grass,
16:24 now would be a good time to get it out
16:26 because I think she's very hungry.
16:28 Go ahead, dear.
16:29 Oh, I'm drooling, I'm so hungry.
16:31 Please give me some grass.
16:33 Oh, yum.
16:35 Delicious.
16:37 Thank you so much.
16:38 What more do you want?
16:40 What more?
16:42 Yum, yum, yum, yum.
16:44 Oh, I'm so full.
16:47 She never has had a very big appetite.
16:49 Eats like a bird, that cow.
16:53 Oh, hi.
16:54 Yeah.
16:55 Yeah, we're just rolling around for food, you know.
16:58 Pigs have a great sense of smell.
17:00 Yes, we do.
17:01 And you smell great.
17:02 [snorting]
17:03 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
17:04 I'm going to sniff around a little more,
17:06 but sit tight so I can tell you a little more
17:08 about us piggies, okay?
17:10 Pigs are really quite clean animals.
17:12 I don't know why we have a reputation of being dirty.
17:15 Oh, yeah, the mud thing.
17:17 Actually, we wallow in mud to keep cool
17:19 and protect our skin from the sun.
17:21 Oh, and the mud feels so good, too.
17:24 Pigs love to run and play, but we also love to sleep.
17:27 A happy pig will sleep most of the day away,
17:29 if you give them a chance.
17:31 [snorting]
17:33 Sweet dreams, piggy.
17:35 Okay, well, I'm going to sniff around a little more
17:37 and then try to find my 3 pals.
17:39 [snorting]
17:41 Where are they, anyway?
17:43 There they are.
17:45 Hi there.
17:49 Check out the sign Farmer John just put up.
17:52 It says, "Please don't feed fingers to the horses."
17:56 By the way, did anyone ever tell you
17:59 that you smell delicious?
18:01 [laughs]
18:03 Hello, children.
18:05 I'm Della Donkey.
18:07 This is my daughter, Dory.
18:09 Donkeys are kind of like horses,
18:11 but smaller and with very, very long ears.
18:15 What's that you say, Dory?
18:17 You hear some of the other farm animals calling us to play?
18:21 Let's go find them.
18:23 Oh, here's everybody.
18:26 Hey, there's Zenith the zebra.
18:28 Whee!
18:30 And Hannah with her beautiful horse coat.
18:33 Hee-haw!
18:35 Okay, I know what you're thinking, kids.
18:38 A zebra on a farm?
18:40 Shouldn't I be with wild animals?
18:42 No, I love it on the farm.
18:44 How many striped animals get to live on a farm?
18:47 Not many.
18:49 By the way, did you know that no 2 zebras have the same stripes?
18:52 My friend Zazu is modeling her stripes for you.
18:55 A zebra's stripes are as unique as your fingerprints.
18:58 Thank you, Zazu. Nicely done.
19:00 Ha-ha, no problem.
19:02 Well, I've said a mouthful.
19:05 I see a silly goose over there.
19:08 Ah, I'm not silly. I'm just a goose,
19:15 as are these characters behind me.
19:17 Did you know that geese make great watchdogs?
19:19 We don't bark, but we sure can chase and hiss.
19:22 Listen.
19:24 ( quacking )
19:27 Geese care a lot about each other.
19:29 When we find a mate, we usually stick together for life.
19:32 Looks like these geese are out on a double date,
19:35 and they have a lot to talk about.
19:37 Geese are pretty neat animals, aren't we?
19:40 Hey, I can almost see you in there.
19:43 Hello?
19:45 Now introducing a bunny
19:47 who's sure to tickle your whiskers.
19:50 Hee-haw!
19:52 Hey, what's up, Doc?
19:55 I always wanted to say that.
19:59 ( music playing )
20:02 ( music playing )
20:05 ( music playing )
20:08 ( music playing )
20:11 ( music playing )
20:14 ( music playing )
20:17 ( music playing )
20:20 ( music playing )
20:24 ( music playing )
20:52 I'm really tired.
20:54 This looks like a peaceful place to have a nap.
20:57 ( yawns )
20:59 ( squawking )
21:01 ( screams )
21:03 ( yawns )
21:05 ( squawks )
21:07 What's a guy got to do to get a little sleep around here?
21:10 Hi.
21:12 I'm a baby goat.
21:15 They call me a kid.
21:17 Are you a kid, too?
21:20 ( music playing )
21:23 Ah, life on a farm pond.
21:25 Beautiful, bucolic, blissful.
21:28 ( squawks )
21:30 He quacks me up.
21:32 My favorite B word is "bread."
21:34 So if you have any bread you can spare,
21:36 I'd sure appreciate a bite.
21:38 ( squawks )
21:39 That was great.
21:40 You know, he's right.
21:41 Life on a farm pond really is the best.
21:43 Hey, I was just thinking, you know,
21:45 if you got any more bread, well, you know.
21:48 Do ya?
21:50 ( squawks )
21:51 ( munching )
21:53 I'm such a lucky duck.
21:55 Thanks, kid.
21:56 ( squawks )
21:58 Look at me.
22:00 I'm a big, giant llama.
22:03 Come along, dear.
22:04 You'll be a big, giant llama soon enough.
22:07 Oh, Mama Llama.
22:09 Oh, hello there.
22:11 I'm a camel.
22:13 Okay, that wink gives me away.
22:16 Okay, I'm not really a camel.
22:18 I do look like a camel, don't I?
22:20 Well, camels and llamas are close relatives,
22:23 as you can probably tell.
22:25 Well, look at that stately profile,
22:27 that regal muzzle.
22:29 Okay, my ears are like bananas,
22:31 but otherwise a spitting image.
22:33 ( chuckles )
22:37 Speaking of spitting, I don't think it's fair that--
22:40 ( coughs )
22:41 Anyway, I don't think it's fair--
22:44 Oop! As I was saying,
22:46 it's not fair that we llamas
22:48 have such a bad reputation for spitting at people.
22:51 If we're treated right,
22:52 we generally don't spit at people.
22:54 Other llamas, yes, but not people.
22:56 Not usually.
22:57 The idea that llamas just go around
22:59 spitting on anyone they don't like
23:01 makes me so mad I could spit--
23:03 Oop! Just an expression, kids.
23:05 Pay no attention.
23:07 ( squawks )
23:11 Oh, look, Sam.
23:13 Wow, a kid.
23:15 Ooh, and I smell apple.
23:17 Whoa there, buddy.
23:18 I smelled it first, right, kid?
23:20 Oh, yum, that does smell good.
23:26 Hey, as we say, check this out, kid.
23:28 I've eaten all my hay, and now it's time for dessert.
23:31 So you stay out of the way.
23:33 Oh, the nerve. He's so pushy.
23:36 You should feed your apple to the polite horse.
23:38 That would be me.
23:40 Yoo-hoo, over here, over here.
23:42 Oh, smells wonderful.
23:44 Yes, yes, I want that apple.
23:46 It's a vision of loveliness.
23:48 I should know.
23:49 A horse's eyes can see almost all the way around his body,
23:51 and we have the biggest eyes of any land mammal.
23:54 That means hardly anything escapes my vision.
23:56 So I see that you're going to give me that apple, yes?
24:01 And that means you don't get it.
24:06 Come on, kid, you can give it to me now
24:09 while he's not looking.
24:10 Oh, boy.
24:15 You're the greatest.
24:17 Thanks, pal.
24:20 I'm here at a huge park where dogs can be their doggie selves
24:25 and run around without leashes.
24:27 It's like dog heaven here.
24:30 This park has sand and trails and ocean
24:33 and great things to sniff and lots of fun dogs.
24:36 I just know you're going to love it here.
24:38 If you have a dog treat, be sure to have it handy
24:42 because a couple of my friends are bound to be hungry.
24:46 Hello, I'm Stanley, the Labrador Retriever.
24:49 Yum, yum, yum, you smell wonderful.
24:51 Buffy, Buffy, come on over here.
24:53 Meet my new friend.
24:56 I can't see a thing.
24:58 Hey, kid, your TV's all steamed up.
25:00 How could that have happened, huh?
25:02 [barking]
25:06 That's better.
25:08 Oh, I am so special, one of a kind.
25:11 Oh, I'm so special, one of a kind.
25:13 Huh? Hey, wait up, you gorgeous creature, you.
25:17 Oh, hi, how are you?
25:19 [sniffing]
25:21 You smell so good.
25:25 Who likes to play? Dogs love to play.
25:29 [laughing]
25:31 [music]
25:36 [barking]
25:38 Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, I'm ready for that dog treat.
25:41 [smacking]
25:44 Come on, you got more, you got more, I know you got more.
25:48 Come on, come on, I can smell them, I can smell them.
25:51 Give 'em, give 'em.
25:53 Oh, thank you, you're the greatest kid in the whole world.
25:56 [music]
26:03 I feel someone behind me.
26:06 What? Just another dog.
26:08 What? Whoa, another dog? Looks just like me.
26:11 [sniffing]
26:16 I don't need a treat, I just want to sniff you and look at you.
26:19 You look like such a great kid.
26:22 [sniffing]
26:24 Hmm, you made my day.
26:27 I smell Stanley the Steamer, I mean Stanley the Retriever.
26:31 I can't watch.
26:32 So good to sniff you again. Hi, how are you?
26:34 Anything for me? Get a treat? Oh, thank you, thank you very much.
26:36 Thank you, another one? Oh, thank you very much.
26:37 Oh, oh, thank you very, very much.
26:39 [music]
26:42 Bye, Sam.
26:44 Bye, Ralph.
26:46 Bye, Sam.
26:47 Bye, Ralph.
26:49 [sniffing]
26:50 Hey, watch your sniffing.
26:53 [sniffing]
26:54 Ugh, phew, what dog breath.
26:56 [music]
27:04 Hey, you know what? I learned a trick just for you.
27:07 Watch me, watch.
27:08 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
27:10 Pretty good, huh?
27:12 [laughing]
27:14 Hey, kid, look at my ball. Can you see it?
27:18 Yuck, slimy, stinky.
27:20 Thank heavens for this refreshing breeze.
27:23 Oh, look, look, look, look, look, look.
27:25 Come on, I'm a good dog.
27:26 Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
27:27 I'm a good dog.
27:28 [panting]
27:29 Come on, come on, come on, come on.
27:30 I'm a good dog.
27:31 [panting]
27:32 Kisses, kisses.
27:33 Hey, Stanley, that's too much slobber on the screen.
27:35 We need a windshield wiper.
27:37 He did it again.
27:39 Hey, guess where I've been?
27:41 The beach.
27:42 And I think Joe's going to be there right now with a friend.
27:46 Let's go look.
27:48 Wahoo!
27:51 Oh, I love the beach.
27:53 Rolling, digging in the sand.
27:55 It's my favorite place.
27:57 I'm not big on swimming in the ocean,
28:00 but my friend Nisha sure is.
28:03 You should see her.
28:05 [music playing]
28:33 It's been a long and wonderful day.
28:37 I'm pretty pooped.
28:38 Ah.
28:39 Oh, there's no place like home.
28:46 I'm one poop pooch.
28:48 What a day.
28:49 I'm sure glad you spent it with me.
28:52 You're a lot of fun.
28:54 Here's looking at you, kid.
28:56 [music playing]
29:17 [bell ringing]
29:18 [music playing]
29:43 [BLANK_AUDIO]