This week, Madison Sparry talks about her decision to become a canine officer.

And I was like, I need to tell you something.

And you know, like when you tell like your parents that, because like I said, I mean,

I consider her, you know, like one of my parents, it's like one of those, you feel like

you're about to tell them you're pregnant or something, like I need to talk to, I need

to tell you something.

I never had that discussion with my parents, I'm sorry, I'm pregnant.

So she stops what she was doing and she looks over at me, like this serious face.

And she's like, I already know.

And I'm like, I want to go, I want to become a police officer and I want to do canine.

And she just, you know, she's mild and she said, I kind of figured, you know, that

was happening.

She was really sad, you know, and she's like, she tried to talk me into saying, she's

like, I'll get you another dog.

You can train dogs here.

You can have as many dogs as you want here.

Just don't leave.

You know, I mean, she was trying to do anything and everything to keep me at the ranch.

And I just, you know, I just, like I said, I felt like my wings needed to expand.

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