[speaker001:] hi what kind of pets do you have
[speaker002:] yes well let's see I've got a a a Great Dane actually use to raise Great Dane when I was in college uh in graduate school
[speaker001:] that interesting
[speaker002:] and uh sold them sold them for a pretty handsome profit about four hundred dollars a piece and uh help me pay my uh pay for my kids
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] and uh I've got to uh Scottish Fold cat cats which are uh pretty unusual cats
[speaker001:] are they short hair or
[speaker002:] there median hair uh their like their hair length is like a tubby but uh and actually they're closer related to the American tubby
[speaker001:] um-hum okay
[speaker002:] but they have uh they call them folds because they have this genetic anomaly that make their ears fold over and so they look like they're they're snarling all the time and uh which is it's a pretty it's a pretty cute look you know on a cat uh that after after they you know when their little especially but uh you know now ours now ours is getting a little bigger bigger almost a year old
[speaker001:] so their their full grown cats at this point their almost
[speaker002:] yeah just the yeah just to basis and uh their extremely docile I mean their the most their their so calm actually one of them um it so calm we actually thought it had some brain damage or something you know because it just pretty much sleep like a dog all the time you know we did know we what was going on thought it should be you know running around you know scratching up furniture something but uh
[speaker001:] um does it seems to be okay though
[speaker002:] yeah the guy said it was fine and uh you know
[speaker001:] does the
[speaker002:] yeah yeah it was just it was good I mean the actually since I've got a I've got three little kids so they uh you know spend all there time playing with these things so I'm kind of glad that it's not a very active cat it's more of a uh you know it can take a lot of punishment and doesn't seem to get to excited about it so
[speaker001:] you also have less breakage
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] fewer thing get broken around the house
[speaker002:] yeah now do do you have animals to
[speaker001:] yeah um their's a couple of cats one of them is name Jimmy and he's he's uh mostly black but he has some orange and white
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] and uh he's about three three and a half year old now
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] he's sitting here looking at me and um the other one is Tiffany Tiffany is actually a male
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] but at the time that we got Tiffany we name him before we realize what his sex was
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] because he you really can't see to well what his you know
[speaker002:] pretty yep
[speaker001:] I mean it wasn't like very obvious and so we name him Tiffany because he seems like a pretty prissy little cat and we thought it was a she
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] and uh anyway so Tiffany's name stuck even though his sex change
[speaker002:] look at look at Johnny Cash song yeah that's
[speaker001:] yes and uh then there's a dog name Taylor he's uh uh Doberman
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] and he's about ten months old now Tiffany and Taylor and Taylor are about are about the same age
[speaker002:] yeah we had a we had a red uh doberman uh a long time ago and we call we we named it uh Mistral as in as in the music you know like the Wondering Mistral
[speaker001:] yes
[speaker002:] but uh and not real realize because we were you know we just didn't realized what it was going to sound like you know when we went out the back door you know and scream you know Mistral Mistral wish I could have saw our neighbor like what the hell going on over there and we didn't realized for the longest time why everybody thought it was so funny until we finally picked up on it but anyway the it really was a good dog I was amazed at the uh the energy that doberman have I never realized it compared to Great Dane I mean Danes are like just really slow moving animals and uh
[speaker001:] Taylor is pretty quick he's real springing uh he just kind of like
[speaker002:] yeah just bong up in the air
[speaker001:] pounds along or something I don't know
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] he he he really um it's interesting to which him walk he's he loves everything I mean he he really would love to get closer to the cats but the cats think he's way to big
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] and uh you you know like oh my gosh
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] what's this big thing doing putting it's paws right next to my my head here
[speaker002:] it we had it when when we first got the uh the cat our Great Dane was standing in the living room and the cats you know literally were out the out the bag you know they just came out and their wondering around and one of them wonders in to the leg of the dog and it the the dog doesn't move you know and you can see the cat the cat kind of looks at it really think you know this must be a chair leg or something you know and it kind of if it looks up higher and higher until it looks up and then there this gigantic face you know right in front of the cats face it really it really freaked out the cat face it's like
[speaker001:] boom oh my gosh what was that
[speaker002:] exactly but that was that that was one of the funnier uh things that happen
[speaker001:] hey Sammy come over here and look at this thing
[speaker002:] yeah but uh their