Welcome back to another episode of the Snoop and Sniffy Show.

Before we get cracking on today's case, I want to give a big woof-wolf shout out to Ellie in Australia, who just turned 10 years old.

Ellie wants to know if I like the Wings of Fire series.

Of course I do, Ellie. I've been reading the series on your recommendation.

And the Dragon Adventures are super cool.

I also think it's awesome that you're such a terrific reader.

Reading is one of the greatest gifts of all.

Today, I also get to wish another brilliant junior detective a happy birthday.

CJ's birthday is on November the 6th and she's turning seven years old. Seven is a great age,

CJ. It's a year when your cognitive abilities flourish. Your problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and memory retention will all improve.

You are well on your way to becoming a top-notch detective at age seven, CJ.

And I, Snoop, should know because I am THE top-notch dog detective.

Together with my partner Sniffy, we keep crime at bay by solving all sorts of mysteries in Flugerville.

Like last week, when we figured out why a car was moving backwards all by itself.

That was a good reminder to us all not to prop up a car without brakes on a banana peel.

Luckily, no one was hurt, and Sniffy sniffed out the truth.

Just another day for the two best dog detectives around.

Righty, oh, nope.

Figuring out why the car was moving backwards on this zone was actually so much fun to me.

I like how all the pieces came together to give us the solution.

That's how it is for any great mystery. Each piece of evidence or each clue comes together in perfect harmony, like a jigsaw puzzle, to form the solution.

And that's when you can see the whole picture.

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