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We came across a pharmacy with a toy and that's lost it out. We were shot through the broken glass and had ourselves a look around.

Hello everybody and welcome to Saabones, a mental tour of Miss Guy to Medicine. I'm your co-host Justin McAroy.

I'm Sydney McAroy. Well folks, big news. We have, it's the news you've all been waiting for. We have a big new addition to McAroy family.

That's right. Extended family. Yeah, that's right Justin. We are proud to announce that my parents have inherited a stray dog.

Yeah, inherited. Sorry, that was me. I'm not sure if it's accurate that they inherited it. It's sort of a dog wandered on to their porch and now will not leave.

Now, I think it was a little nervous at first for everybody, myself included because I don't like strange dogs.

Well, and it didn't have a collar. So you don't know. Farrell, you know, part wolf. Well, I don't, I mean, why would it be, why would you, it was part one quarter to one half wolf possibly?

I don't, I don't think it looks, it's very friendly. It's clearly been, many wolves are friendly. It's clearly been around.

No, I don't think wolves are ever friendly, are they? Sometimes wolves are friendly. Look at watching Game of Thrones for once.

I would recommend assuming that wolves are not friendly for everyone in the listening audience.

The other worry about stray dogs, of course, rabies. Well, now that is a valid concern.

See, every time I see a dog, I just assume rabies until proven innocent.

That's probably not a good assumption in this country since the vast majority of dogs have been vaccinated.

Okay, well, since I clearly don't know anything about rabies, why don't you educate me a little bit, sister?

All right, just to, just to preface though, I don't think that dog has rabies and I hope we find it a nice home or that my mom convinces my dad to keep it.

Well, you're a doctor and not a vet. So if you'll forgive me.

No, that's fair, but it's a very friendly, pleasant dog. That's fine.

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