00:00I just think they've all got their own personalities and they all absolutely see what you need from them and
00:04they're just always there when you need them to be.
00:06I haven't got a dog now anymore. I used to. I've brought up in a family that always had dogs.
00:12So, you know, small ones, big ones. I think they're very loyal and they're lovely companions. They're good therapy as
00:20well.
00:21We've had dogs for about 20 years or so. Love them. Great company. Fabulous personalities. Great. Fantastic.
00:29Oh, they'll follow me anywhere I go. So we'll go out for some lunch, maybe have a drink. It's sunny.
00:35Why not? Typical day though, they'll do whatever I do. They'll literally just follow me anywhere.
00:42It's all sort of.
00:43Whenever you take her, everyone wants to come and stroke her and say hello to her. Yeah, she gets a
00:48lot of attention.
00:50Companionship, for sure. Yeah, just companionship, I think. Just bring a lot of joy.
00:57They're just loyal as hell. Not that I'm saying other animals aren't, but I mean, Henry's 11 now. So for
01:0211 years of my life, he's just constantly been by my side.
01:06Cats are a lot more independent, less reliant on you. Cats do what they want. They do, exactly.
01:11Dogs tend to need you more than a cat. I wouldn't have to take the cat for a walk on
01:16the quayside either.
01:17Well, you see, my wife and daughters and sisters have cats. Now, cats have no personality.
01:23Dogs, on the other hand, their love is unconditional. And they make great partners.
