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Tim Staples is our guest this hour. As he was last hour, he's a senior apologist at Catholic

answers in the author of, behold your mother, a biblical and historical defense of the

Marian doctrines and nuts and bolts, a practical how-to guide to evangelism. Tim and I both

had dog-related incidents right before the show. His dog got hurt. My dog hurt me. So that's

right. We're both dealing with dog situations. That's right. So I hope your dog's okay.

Yeah. I think he'll fury. Yeah, fury. He's a tough husky. He'll be fine. I think the kids were

more scared than the dog was. You know how the kids are? The six-year-old, the nine-year-old,

the dog. They see folks don't know that he appeared to step in some glass and sliced really badly

under one of his claws and the thing was hanging. It was pointing. He had a claw pointing in the

wrong direction. Oh, the poor guy. And he's bleeding and whatnot. And we were getting ready to

take him to over to the pet hospital, but the thing fell off. So I said, you know, there's no sense

in taking it over there. We'll just put in so valve slaps, some hydrogen peroxide on it. We wrapped

it up in gauze and the dog's freaking out. Like, what are you doing to me? He's only six months old,

so everything's cool. He'll be, oh, yeah. Yeah. All right, we're going to need regular updates

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