ep215 The Dog That Didnt Forget

Science is often experimented on certain animals to determine if they have memories. And we've heard many tales about an elephant's memory, especially toward those who have done him evil. In fact, as an old saying, he has a memory like an elephant.

Bill Henry's come in, Gray Wolf, are going to find out for their amazement how a grateful dog can remember those who have seen him. Actually, to help the fellas gave the dog small and almost insignificant in the rangers busy day.

But the fact remains that they did stop and help a canine in trouble. Well, suppose we get started with our story. The dog that didn't forget. Our story opens on the heart farm owned by Roscoe Dickens and his son, Larry.

The brood's owls have recently delivered their fall livers and there are hundreds of little oinkers running around in their pens alongside their mothers. Roscoe and Larry keep a watchful eye on their valuable styles and pigs because they've seen some large eagles flying a mouth overhead, eyeing a nice tender pork chopped dinner for themselves. Right now,

father and son are about to go into the house to have lunch. Hey, got birds off, Larry. I guess so, Dad. We'll never get all this mud off of them to mother satisfaction. Yeah, still is alive if we fight mud all over the floor, right?

Sit down on the stepdad, I'll pull your boots off. Okay. Hey, before you, man. No, it's the respect of you for a teller. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, you got a glib, young fella? I suppose you use the same smooth talk on your girlfriend.

Huh? Dad, come off her, will ya? What's that? That. Oh, it's been a big lot of need. Maybe I can get a shot on this time. Hey, Dad, you forgot your boots. One of us will stay here and stand guard.