:06:01
...it could be a Parachute Adams,
whatever it is.
:06:04
He doesn't have to think, "Oh."
:06:05
Aside from fishing...
:06:07
...dogs have always been a big thing
in my family.
:06:11
My father was a Coonhound man.
:06:14
He had Red Bones...
:06:16
...and his brother had a Blue Tick,
and his brother had a Plott Hound...
:06:19
...and some other
members of the family...
:06:22
...they had Steven's stock
and some Cataloona Hounds.
:06:26
And my brother Otto also had
a Red Bone.
:06:29
We'd fight all the time.
He'd say, "I'm a Red Bone man!"
:06:32
I used to say, "I'm a Bloodhound man!"
:06:34
The Bloodhound, of all the breeds, is
just such a noble, loyal, perfect dog.
:06:40
You can't find a better dog...
:06:41
...on the whole planet Earth.
:06:43
And I would guess that even
if one day...
:06:45
...they land on some other planet
in Venus or Mars, whatever...
:06:49
...you couldn't find a better dog.
:06:51
And Hubert is the best Hound
I've ever had.
:06:54
I've had probably 10 or 1 5.
:06:57
He is not only a great show dog,
but he could be a great man-trail dog.
:07:02
If the police came and said,
"I need a great Bloodhound"...
:07:05
...he would be the one to take out.
:07:08
Because if there was some kind of
convict loose, God forbid...
:07:12
...he would be the one to find him.
:07:17
We got all fresh cuts today,
top-loin...
:07:19
...porterhouse, T-bone, blade,
ball-tip, tri-tip, chuck.
:07:23
-We got everything.
-So, basically, you know, meat.
:07:26
-Got a lot of meat.
-Oh, good.
:07:28
Now, Tyrone...
:07:29
...liked those kidneys.
How about a half-pound?
:07:32
Not the kidneys.
I don't want to pull the membranes.
:07:35
I'll take care of the membranes.
:07:37
-You could pull it off.
-Stop it.
:07:39
A half-pound of the salmon,
half-pound of the kidneys.
:07:43
Do me a favor. Just get one of
those pepperoni sticks out.
:07:47
-I just want to hold it.
-Will you stop it? You are so bad.
:07:50
I had been a hairdresser
about 14 years...
:07:53
...and I went to a show,
and I saw his nibs here...
:07:57
...having his way with a Borzoi.