That's a good question.

I want to thank you guys for checking in with me on DMs and stuff really concerned about

my four year old English Bulldog who we just lost an eight year old English Bulldog.

And a lot of you guys have been concerned about how the younger Bulldog was going to handle

it because a lot of you guys have the experience when one dog passes away, the other dog is

just kind of like looking around the house like, where's my dude or where's my girl?

What's up?

They go through a depression.

They go through something.

They can.

Yeah, they go through a depression or they just seem a little confused.

So with that in mind, you guys were telling me like, you might want to spend some more time

with her right now because dogs don't know how to show it, but you can see it if they're

bummed out.

So you might want to spend some more time with her or whatever.

And I just want to assure you guys, she doesn't give a F.

The death of Reagan's for her is the best thing that ever happened in her life.

I am telling you guys right now, she is like a different dog, man.

How so?

Um, she, I think, is just really flourishing being the only dog.

She's always been a bit of an attention whore anyway.

Okay.

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