Hello, investigators. It's your old pal Snoop, dog detective. It's been an exciting week on Bark Street.

If you were with us recently, then you know we recovered a lost ring from a drain and followed Skittles the cat all over the neighborhood and discovered where she was hiding all the dog toys.

Let's not go under a house again any time soon. Once is enough for me.

No, pay no attention to Sniffy. We go where the case leads us, and we don't stop until we've won the day.

Speaking of which, where exactly are we going? I can't recall.

We're just out for a walk to the pond at the park. Don't worry

about it. Everything is going to be fine? Is it now? And why are you pulling a dog cart with a box in it?

You're on a need-to-know basis. You do realize it's not my birthday. Oh, trust me, we're not going to a party. Hmm, very mysterious,

Sniffy. I don't know what to make of it. Well, you don't have to guess because we've arrived at the pond.

Here, here, this court is now in session. Court? I didn't want to ruin your day since this is your first time.

Now your day is ruined, but at least you got the morning free and clear.

May I remind everyone that you'll get one chance to bleed your case, followed by my verdict

in the brace you will pay for crossing the neighborhood watch.

This next part is the worst. But first, we're all going to watch a video about the rulers of the neighborhood watch. This next part is the worst.

But first, we're all going to watch a video about the rulers of the neighborhood.

It's a classic.

Welcome to Bark Street, where we take Neighborhood Watch very seriously.

But what does that mean exactly? And what do you need to know to keep our neighborhoods safe, clean, and orderly? Funny you should ask.

Lorraine is quite serious about her work.

She does these court appearances twice a year. They're mandatory.

What happens if you don't show up?

You get a ticket for not showing up.

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