It must be nice.

The dog gets it all.

Owner Bill Doris, successful businessman, wasn't married, died late last year.

His will states the money should be put into a trust for Lulu.

Yes, Lulu, the eight-year-old border collie, gets five million dollars.

Now, Martha Burton, Lulu's caretaker, is also part of the deal.

It allows Martha to be reimbursed for reasonable monthly expenses in the care of Lulu.

He just really loved that dog.

He was friends with Mr. Doris, take care of the dog when he traveled.

She doesn't know if she's going to be able to spend five million dollars on Lulu, but she's going to try.

Now, where she's going to take care of Lulu is another question since Mr. Doris owned land along interstate 65 in Nashville

where a controversial statue of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forest is located

and the fate of the statue and the rest of the estate is going to be determined in probate court.

But for now, the dog gets it all.

Amen.

Welcome to chewing the fat.

I love this story.

82-year-old, Vietnam veteran, was at home with his wife and the door was knocked on.

Hello, and the wife, Lois, opened the door.

Saw a man standing there, later identified as 61-year-old Harold Reynolds, who said he was looking for his dog.

Speaking of dogs, it wasn't Lulu, though. In fact, he didn't have a dog.

She opened the door, said, you're looking for your dog, and he said, yeah, I was looking for my little white Chihuahua.

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