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:39:00
-l`d be happy to.
-Dad!

:39:02
lt`s just a shot. He`ll be okay.
:39:04
Let`s take him home.
He`s scared and wants to go home.

:39:08
l wonder if l might have a word
with you privately.

:39:12
Sure.
:39:14
Good dog.
:39:18
Take good care of these nice people.
:39:21
They aren`t gonna hurt Beethoven,
are they?

:39:24
Nothing could hurt Beethoven.
:39:38
Please, sit down.
:39:42
Mr. Newton, have you....
:39:47
Have you noticed anything strange
about your dog lately?

:39:55
You know, l mean, he`s destroyed my life.
:40:00
l wish l was kidding.
:40:02
That`s very funny.
St. Bernards have been heavily over-bred.

:40:07
There`s been quite a bit written
about certain behavioral problems.

:40:12
What kind of problems?
:40:15
l don`t know how to say this, but l`ve had
to put down several over the past months.

:40:20
They have a tendency to turn on people...
:40:23
...attack without provocation.
:40:26
l only mention this
because you have children.

:40:37
Good boy!
:40:40
George, come on.
Beethoven isn`t even remotely dangerous.

:40:43
He`d never hurt the kids.
:40:45
He might take a bite out of you, though.
:40:48
First snarl, first any kind of weirdness
and he`s gone.

:40:52
Weirdness? What should l watch for,
his wearing my clothes around the house?


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