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[English]

GO, GO, GO, GO. LET'S GO.

LABRADOR.

>> Taking care of pets.

>> Don't run.

So itchy.

What's this? Bubba.

>> Wow, so cute.

>> Bobo, come back.

>> Bubba,

>> let me find your favorite chew stick.

Bobo, come here.

>> Miss Sheep, what kind of pet is this?

>> This is Bobo. There are lots more in my

pet shop. Want to come and see?

>> Yes.

We're here.

>> Wow.

>> Bubble bubble

bubble

bubble bubble.

>> I think they really like you.

Oh,

>> hello. Miss Sheep's Pet Shop.

What? I'll be right there. Can you watch

my Bobos for a bit?

>> Of course. Taking care of pets is easy

peasy.

>> Thank you. I'll be right back.

>> Huh?

>> What's that sound?

>> The bubbles are hungry.

>> Hungry?

I'm so itchy.

Help me, Dodo.

>> Aha. I've got an idea.

Bubbos, time to eat.

>> You look stouty.

>> Tada!

>> Easy, easy,

>> this is for you and you and these are

for you. Everyone gets one.

>> All done.

>> Phew. These naughty little ones.

>> Bobo.

>> All right, Bobos. It's time to sleep.

Bubba,

>> go to sleep.

>> Where are the others? BUBBA BUBBLE.

Bubble bubble.

>> Where are they going?

>> Bubble. Bubble.

Oh, they want to play with us.

>> Where did they go?

Aha! I found one.

>> There's one here, too.

>> Gotcha.

>> Where are you? Ha! There you are.

>> Found another one.

>> One, two, three, four, five. Where could

the last one be?

Oh, there you are,

>> Bubba.

>> The bubbles are all dirty. Let's give

them a bath.

>> Water's ready. Bubble. Bubble. Bubble.

Bubble.

Bubbles are so tiny.

>> Bubble.

Bubble

bubble.

Wow.

Bowing.

Bubba.

>> Little Bobo. Be good and take a bath.

>> Bubba.

>> Oh, you're a white Bobo. Rub rub. Scrub.

Scrub.

>> Bubba. Bob. Bubba.

Time to dry you off.

They're getting sleepy.

>> Let's take them to bed.

>> Taking care of pets is not easy.

>> I'm back. Are the little ones okay?

>> Wow.

Dodo's Growing Up Diary.

Today, Uncle Dolby and I met some super

cute pets. Bubbles.

>> We played hide and seek, fed them milk,

and gave them a bubble bath.

>> In the end, we finally got them to

sleep.

>> That's right. Taking care of pets is not

easy. Have you learned how to take care

of pets?

>> Pet adoption.

>> Wow, that's so cool.

>> They can do something even cooler.

Oh, look.

Lulu.

>> Wow.

>> Lulu

Lulu. Lulu, you're so cute.

>> If you like, I can give you this Lulu

for free.

>> Really?

>> Of course. Just sign this adoption form

and it's yours.

Oh, sounds great.

>> Gotcha. Lulu, let's go home. Wait,

>> do you have a pet bed at home?

>> No.

>> Then you should buy one.

>> Do you have a food bowl?

>> No.

>> Then buy one, too. I bet you also don't

have pet cookies, pet toys, pet shampoo,

or a pet brush.

Time to bed.

>> So expensive. I won't buy them then.

>> Nope. The adoption form says you must

buy all these things from me.

>> What? The print is so small. I didn't

see it. This isn't fair.

>> Pay up.

>> She said the pet was free, but we spent

all our money.

touch you.

Oh no.

>> Watch out.

>> Thank you.

>> Mr. Rabbit, why did you buy so many pet

supplies?

>> I had no choice.

>> Sounds like this is a scam.

>> What?

Lulu is running away.

>> Something's up, Toby. Let's go.

N

>> you're all back.

>> Listen to me and you'll get more

cookies.

>> Time to trick more people.

Those pets were trained to run away on

purpose.

How awful.

>> Adorable pets. Free to adopt.

>> WOW. So cute.

>> Daddy, can we adopt one?

>> Sure. I want to adopt.

>> Me too. Me too.

>> No problem. Just sign this adoption

form.

>> Okay.

>> STOP. SHE'S A SCAMMER.

>> She says the pets are free, but she

makes you pay a lot for the supplies.

>> What?

>> No.

>> And these pets are trained to run back

to her after you adopt them.

>> That's right. I got tricked just like

that.

>> Look, these are all the things I had to

buy.

>> My goodness, how terrible.

>> You figured IT ALL OUT. I GOT TO RUN.

IT'S A HELL AGAIN.

>> You'll never catch Dr. Antel.

>> Stop right there.

Take these.

No. These were supposed to stop the

police. Why'd you bring them back?

RUN.

Watch this.

No. No. I'm so bad.

No. No.

I said stop that. Stay away.

Oh no.

>> Antel, you're coming with us.

>> It's all your fault.

Sheriff Labrador's safety talk.

Kids, be careful of free pet adoption

scams. Some bad people use our love for

pets to trick us.

So, when adopting pets, choose trusted

places

like animal hospitals or rescue centers

or adopt from family and friends. Please

remember that.

>> Woof.

>> Walk your pets on a leash.

>> Wow. Yummy ice cream.

Go chase butterflies.

Lulu, come on. It's for you.

Ouch.

Oh no.

>> What happened?

>> Your pet bit me. How could this happen?

>> It hurts so much. Your Lulu bit me so

hard.

>> But my Lulu never bites people.

>> Look, this is proof.

>> Then let me take you to the hospital.

>> No. Oh, just give me some compensation.

>> Compensation? How much?

>> It was so expensive. We gave her

everything we had.

Found a new target.

>> What happened?

>> My Lulu never bites people, but just now

it bit a lady with curly hair. We gave

her everything we had.

>> They all been a lady with curly hair.

That's strange.

>> All your pets are not on a leash, which

is dangerous. Seems like a bad person is

taking advantage of this to trick you.

>> We're going to always LEASH OUR PETS

FROM NOW ON.

>> LET'S GO INVESTIGATE THIS NOW.

Why isn't the suspect showing up?

>> Doby like this. Watch me.

>> Be careful. Don't let anyone know. The

suspect might target pets without

leashes.

>> This one has a leash. And this one too.

I found it.

OH.

OUCH.

>> Are you all right?

>> Look, your pets bit me because they

aren't leashed. Do I look all right?

>> Huh? But look, they are leashed.

>> I don't care. This one bit me, so you

have to compensate me.

>> Are you sure?

>> Definitely this one.

>> But this one is so old with even no

teeth. How could it bite you? Lulu.

>> What?

It was definitely your Lulu that bit me.

>> It hurts so much. You have to compensate

me.

>> Huh?

A colored pen. Ow. It hurts.

What? You dropped your pen.

Oh.

The fight was fake.

>> Police.

>> You lured pets with food and pretended

to be bitten to commit fraud. You're

coming with us.

>> Now you found out, BUT YOU'LL NEVER

CATCH DR. ANTEL.

>> It's you again.

That doesn't work on us anymore.

>> Happy

flying Labrador. Let's

get

out.

Come with us to the police station.

>> Oh, mission failed.

Sheriff Labrador safety talk.

Kids, when you take your pets outside,

always keep them on a leash.

It can prevent your pets from getting

hurt by wandering around or eating dirty

food. Also, it can prevent them from

hurting other people. We all need to

raise our pets safely. Please remember

that.

>> My pet won't take a bath.

Luna.

>> Mommy, you're so dirty. It's time for a

bath.

Luna,

>> stop. M.

>> Come on. Just take a bath.

>> What? Seriously?

Don't worry. It'll be quick.

Where's mom?

Stop. Get back here. Where am I?

Wow, the car is so clean now.

>> What's that sound?

I just washed it.

>> I'm so sorry. That's my pet MPY. He

doesn't like baths, so he ran away.

>> Don't worry. We'll help you find your

pet.

>> E, the balloon. Little fox, I brought

you some flowers. Ta.

>> Ew. What's that smell?

>> Open it. Open it.

>> Wow.

>> RUN.

It's chasing us faster.

Oh, it's M. Hey.

Mappy, little rabbit is looking for you.

>> I'll catch him.

Gotcha.

You're not getting away this time.

>> Why are you grabbing my mom?

Sorry, my mistake.

>> It's okay,

>> Mommy. Stop right there.

I'm going to catch him

over there.

Go.

Ouch.

Oh no.

I'll get you this time.

That's so sneaky.

Hey, gotcha.

HUH?

HUH?

Oh no, he got away again.

>> Let's follow the sewer's direction.

>> Mhm.

>> This way.

Hello. He's right here.

Huh?

No, no, no.

No,

no, no.

>> M, you smell. That's why your friends

don't want to play with you.

Now, are you ready to take a bath?

>> Little rabbit.

>> Huh?

>> How did you get all so dirty?

>> Did you find Muppy?

>> Look.

Mommy.

What's going on?

>> M loves taking baths now.

>> No, no, no.

MP is reminding us that we need a bath,

TOO.

>> Sheriff's note.

>> Thanks to keeping wine,

>> kids, pets need regular baths to stay

healthy and clean, just like us.

Keeping our pets clean helps them stay

healthy and makes them look even cuter.

They can also better enjoy playing with

other pets and become happier.

Please remember that.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
itchy /ˈɪtʃi/ B2	adjective - having an uncomfortable sensation on the skin that causes a desire to scratch
favorite /ˈfeɪvərɪt/ A1	adjective - preferred before all others of the same kind
hungry /ˈhʌŋɡri/ A1	adjective - feeling or displaying the need for food
naughty /ˈnɔːti/ B1	adjective - badly behaved
adoption /əˈdɒpʃən/ B2	noun - the act of taking a pet or child into one's home
expensive /ɪkˈspɛnsɪv/ A2	adjective - costing a lot of money
scam /skæm/ B2	noun - a dishonest scheme; a fraud
awful /ˈɔːfʊl/ A2	adjective - very bad or unpleasant
leash /liːʃ/ B2	noun - a strap or cord for restraining an animal
investigate /ɪnˈvɛstɪɡeɪt/ B2	verb - to carry out a systematic or formal inquiry
fraud /frɔːd/ C1	noun - wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial gain
prevent /prɪˈvɛnt/ B1	verb - keep something from happening
regular /ˈrɛɡjʊlər/ A2	adjective - recurring at fixed intervals

Key Grammar Structures

• Taking care of pets is easy peasy.

  ➔ Gerund as Subject

  ➔ The phrase "Taking care" functions as a singular noun acting as the subject of the sentence.

• There are lots more in my pet shop.

  ➔ Existential "There are" with Quantifiers

  ➔ Used "There are" to indicate the existence of multiple items, modified by the quantifier "lots more".

• I'll be right there.

  ➔ Future Simple (Will)

  ➔ The contraction "I'll" (I will) is used here to express an immediate intention or promise to go somewhere.

• These naughty little ones.

  ➔ Demonstrative Determiner with Adjective Order

  ➔ The demonstrative "These" points to a specific group, followed by adjectives in the standard order (opinion > size).

• It's time to sleep.

  ➔ Infinitive Phrase acting as Adjective

  ➔ The infinitive "to sleep" modifies the noun "time", indicating what the time is for.

• Where did they go?

  ➔ Wh- Questions in Past Simple

  ➔ Uses the auxiliary "did" with the base form of the verb to form an information question in the past.

• You'll never catch Dr. Antel.

  ➔ Adverb of Frequency/Time with Future Tense

  ➔ The adverb "never" is placed before the main verb to emphasize the negative outcome in the future.

• These pets were trained to run away.

  ➔ Passive Voice (Past Simple)

  ➔ Uses "were" + past participle "trained" to show that the subject underwent the action by someone else.