Write a conversation between a father and son discussing which puppy they should adopt from the local animal shelter.
Son: Dad, I like this one.
Father: The chihuahua?
Son: Yeah, I like him.
Father: Why do you like... Eddie? His name is Eddie.
Son: He's cute. And he looks like he needs someone to cuddle him.
Father: But he's so tiny. I was thinking about getting a golden retriever or something bigger.
Son: But Dad, I like this one. See? He's adorable.
Father: Okay, before we decide on Eddie, let's at least walk around a little more and see what other dogs are here.
Son: Okay.
Father: See? Look at this one over here, she looks nice and big. She looks like she will be a good snuggler, and she can probably keep us all safe from bad guys.
Son: I guess.
Father: You don't like Maisy? (This one's name is Maisy.)
Son: She's alright.
Father: Yeah! See? Big dogs can be cuddly too. Or how about that one over there? It's a husky.
Son: I don't like huskies, they're scary.
Father: They look mean but they're very sweet.
Son: Dad?
Father: Yeah?
Son: I'm sad.
Father: Why? What's the matter?
Son: I think I want Eddie. He looks lonely in his cage, and he looks scared, he's probably scared of all the other dogs barking so loudly.
Father: Okay, let's go look at Eddie one more time.
Son: Okay.
Father: Well, Eddie is a tiny dog, and I would rather have a big dog.
Son: But Dad, I like Eddie. He's small like me, and he looks like he just needs a human to keep him safe. We don't need to have a dog to keep us safe because you keep us safe already. Can we get Eddie instead? He could be my best friend and I think he would be happy with us.
Father: Fine, we'll get Eddie.
Son: Thank you, Dad!