Speaker 1: Unfortunately, we have some some interesting updates in the world
Speaker 1: of BRIT's dog, Delilah. You're a beautiful Australian shepherd. She's
Speaker 1: beautiful to look at, but to spend time with horrific.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 3: You love her and she loves you. And if she
Speaker 3: heard you say that, Mitch, she really she'd be so hurt.
Speaker 3: She is a beautiful dog.
Speaker 4: And I like and Delilah to imagine like that person
Speaker 4: that you went to school with, where they are so
Speaker 4: hot that they didn't have to work on their personality.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean.
Speaker 4: That sounds mean to she's so hot she can get
Speaker 4: away with anything. But I would love to get to
Speaker 4: the bottom of like what's the actual problem, Like do
Speaker 4: we need to sedate her?
Speaker 2: Like what's the next step in this No.
Speaker 1: Because we heard on Tuesday on the show that you're
Speaker 1: having issues keeping a dog walker.
Speaker 2: But not issues keeping one.
Speaker 3: I have had two dog walkers that take turns for
Speaker 3: two years.
Speaker 2: They both dumped you.
Speaker 3: But in the last week they both said that, well
Speaker 3: one of them is sort of dumbed done, so I
Speaker 3: think she's better suited, you know, with a different pack.
Speaker 3: And the other dog walker, Dodie put her on a
Speaker 3: one month probation.
Speaker 1: We've got Jody on the phone. Now she's joining us.
Speaker 1: We want to get to the roots.
Speaker 2: She moves away, Brett.
Speaker 1: We need to know what is going on with this dog, Jody,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Hi, Hello everybody.
Speaker 2: Hi, It's okay. It's Delilah Bully.
Speaker 5: Look, I'm not gonna lie. She's she is a little baby,
Speaker 5: bit of a bully, but not all the time, not
Speaker 5: all the time. She's got her times where she is
Speaker 5: a bit of a beach and then she's got her
Speaker 5: time where she's a bit of an angel.
Speaker 2: I think I think Deliah's got pretty privileged. That's what
Speaker 2: I think this is.
Speaker 5: She doesn't know, sorry, Brett, Like I mean, she literally
Speaker 5: looks like you.
Speaker 2: That's so funny.
Speaker 1: She's an influencer dog.
Speaker 3: But Toty, you did give us a report card the
Speaker 3: other day because you've put her on like quite a
Speaker 3: loose I would like to say loose one month probation.
Speaker 3: Because after you told me she was on probation, I
Speaker 3: went home, and I'm embarrassed to admit this. I sat
Speaker 3: down with her and I spoke to her like she
Speaker 3: was a toddler. I was like, you are not going
Speaker 3: to have anyone that wants to walk to you. You're
Speaker 3: not going to have any other dog friends. I was like,
Speaker 3: you need to rain your behavior in and that I
Speaker 3: thought I was crazy if anyone saw me doing that.
Speaker 2: How was she the next day?
Speaker 5: She was absolutely fun until I picked up my first dog.
Speaker 5: Delana's got a thing where she is incredibly territorial. She
Speaker 5: thinks that any human that's worth her is hers. She's
Speaker 5: got about eighty seven mothers and so when she's worth me,
Speaker 5: she thinks she is absolutely in charge of all the
Speaker 5: dogs and my car. So she wasn't the greatest student.
Speaker 5: When I picked up a few dogs. She has to
Speaker 5: be in the front with me, and yeah, she just
Speaker 5: basically like, if I'm not already holding her back, I
Speaker 5: think she may jump over and like tell them what's what.
Speaker 5: But because I am prepared for it, I don't allow
Speaker 5: it to happen.
Speaker 3: Do you know what, Jodie I actually had after we
Speaker 3: spoke about it the other day, I had so many
Speaker 3: people right out that are the parents of Australian shepherds,
Speaker 3: and they all said the same thing. They were like,
Speaker 3: it's not you, It's an Aussie trait where they have
Speaker 3: this like weird obsession with the humans.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, they are so loyal and so protective, and because
Speaker 5: they're really really affectionate as well, that mix of sort
Speaker 5: of protection but also loving less they lovingness. They get
Speaker 5: so confused, and I just think it ultimately comes down
Speaker 5: to protection and loyalty. She doesn't get that she can share.
Speaker 5: She's just not a good share actually not a good share.
Speaker 1: Well like a mum, Jodi. While we have you the
Speaker 1: question that the whole country wants to.
Speaker 2: Know, everyone's on the edge of their sage.
Speaker 1: Actually me, are you going to keep Delilah and put
Speaker 1: in the work to making her a reformed dog? Or
Speaker 1: are you firing Delilah right now?
Speaker 2: No pressure? What do I need to pay you more? Correct?
Speaker 5: Look, a bit of column deep. But let's rehash this
Speaker 5: in a month and I'll give you an answer.
Speaker 2: So she's still on probation. Oh my god, that report.
Speaker 3: It's been one.
Speaker 5: Whar it's been one. But I still love her with
Speaker 5: all my heart. You know that. So let's chat in
Speaker 5: a few weeks and we'll go from there.
Speaker 2: Updates on that to car Let's go