CIPYD 165: Tricks, Treats, and Spooky Listener Stories

Can I Pet Your Dog?

Alexis Preston

Comedy, Society & Culture, Pets & Animals, Kids & Family

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

OOooo! Welcome to the world's SPOOKIEST dog podcast! That's right, this episode is all halloween, and all spooky dogs! Alexis starts this chilling show with a game about tricky dogs! Will Renee and Allegra be able to determine the truth? Will Renee cheat? There's only one way to find out! Allegra tells us all about the bone rattling tale of the Black Dog! A classic folklore figure with a fascinating history. Plus, we've got YOUR spooky dog experiences to share! Have a happy Halloween!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Is there a dog in a car at a bar on the street?
0:05.0	Yay!
0:06.0	Then that's a dog that we really want to meet.
0:10.0	Hey!
0:11.0	Can I pet your dog?
0:12.0	Can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog can I pet your dog
0:17.0	With Renee and Allegra.
0:20.0	C. I.
0:21.0	Y D.
0:22.0	Oh. Well. I'm Y-D-Y-D. Yeah!
0:23.0	Ooh, welcome to Can I Pet Your Dog?
0:27.0	I'm like Garringo.
0:28.0	A spooky dog owner.
0:31.0	I'm Renee Colford, huh?
0:32.0	So a spooky dog owner? Who maybe is an old lady?
0:35.0	On the board, is our producer Alexis Preston.
0:39.0	And this is a spooky podcast for unapologetic dog lovers.
0:44.4	Who's turned it off?
0:46.8	Raise your hand.
0:47.8	Everybody.
0:48.8	Raise your hand if you turn off the bag.
0:50.4	Right away, they were like, no.
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