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Hello, I'm Luke Franks

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and welcome to the second week of term here at Pet School.

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Our nine Pet Heads have just one week left to prove that they can be

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responsible enough to have a pet of their own.

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But after the ups and downs of last week, they're going to have to

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work really hard, and what they don't know is that things

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are all about to change. Isn't that right, Effy?

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-CAT MEOWS

-She knows.

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Nine pet-crazy kids.

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I would like to have a dog.

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I would really like a rabbit.

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I really want a pet rat.

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101 animals needing care and attention.

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CHEERING

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Two incredible weeks.

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THEY SCREAM

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But have our Pet Heads got the animal know-how...

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Ew, they poo! Ew!

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..to persuade their parents they've got what it takes

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to have a pet of their very own?

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Has she proved to you she can be a responsible pet owner?

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Is she getting a pet?

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Previously on Pet School...

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Pet Practice turned wet practice.

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You ruined the whole set of clothes.

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And a special visitor snaked its way in to meet the Pet Heads.

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I'm really happy right now.

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Coming up...

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Breaking up is hard to do.

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HE SNIFFS

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And X Factor boyband District 3 drop by

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with a few extra members of their group.

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I'd like you to meet Luke and Frank, our gerbils.

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I didn't know you named them after me.

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Time for morning assembly, Pet Heads. Don't be late.

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Good morning, Pet Heads.

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ALL: Good morning, Luke.

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Hello. This is it, the second and final week of Pet School.

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So, it's the first Pet Practice of week two.

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-Shall we find out our groups?

-ALL: Yes.

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It's a good idea, isn't it? Group one - Sam and Ananya and Chloe.

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You are going to be with...

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-the chickens.

-Oh, you're joking.

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Joking? I'm not joking. Why would I be?

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-Why don't you want to be with them?

-I just hate chickens.

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OK, some work to do. We'll find out, good luck.

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Group two - William, Thomas, and Courtney.

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You're with the dogs.

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-Yes!

-Yes!

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Group three - Faramarz, Lauren, and Tommy,

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you are with the goats.

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No!

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Now, a bit of a change this week, OK? Because you've been here

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a week already, you know how to look after young animals a bit better.

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You're all, you know, sort of experts now,

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so you're going to lose a third of your time to do the Pet Practice.

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Instead of 45 minutes you're going to have 30 minutes

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to complete all the tasks. You're very welcome, don't mention it.

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Now, to help us a little bit,

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give us a little advice, we are saying hello to Pet School veterans.

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Give a big welcome to Chris and his dog Smooch and Julia and Bella.

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CHEERING AND LAUGHING

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Chris spent his time at Pet School working hard

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to convince his parents he was ready for a dog.

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And now he is the proud owner of Smooch.

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Julia fell in love with rats at Pet School but her mum

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felt that she should stick with Jue-Jue, the dog she already owned.

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But Jue-Jue's story took an unexpected twist

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when Jue-Jue was sadly stolen.

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Julia was heartbroken but her parents decided she had

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proven herself enough to get new dog, Bella.

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Welcome back, Pet Heads.

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What would be, like, your main advice to this year's Pet Heads?

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As long as you're here you need to work hard,

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but you also need to have fun.

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Awesome, and Julia, how about you? What would you say to these guys?

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Just enjoy yourself, that's all you have to do.

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It's going to get harder. I'm just telling you now.

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Any other questions, Pet Heads, now's your chance. William.

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How hard was it to persuade your parents to get a pet?

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It just depends on what sort of pet you want.

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If you want, like, a cat or a dog you need to persuade them by not only

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doing that with a dog or a cat but you also need to persuade them with

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other animals, so it just depends on how badly you want to get your pet.

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Good to know, good to know. Awesome.

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OK, Pet Heads, give our expert resident Pet Heads a little clap.

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Are you up for it? Has that inspired you?

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Well, let's not waste any more time.

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Pet Practice is awaiting. Off you go.

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And I've asked Chris and Julia to stick around

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to share more top tips later.

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At this stage I can't emphasise enough just how crucial

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a week it is for our Pet Heads.

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They've got to finish their tasks in the time, and so teamwork

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and organisation is now more important than ever.

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There's no room to be chickening out of tasks. In fact, scrap that -

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this is serious, there's no room for chicken jokes.

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All right, maybe one more. This group had better get cracking.

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"Hey, Chicken Heads. So the chickens need a good clean-up today

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"and it's your job to do it.

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"Catch the chickens and place them in carriers, changing the wood shavings

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"and straw after giving the coop a good brush

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"and poo-pick the enclosure.

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"You only have 30 minutes to complete your Pet Practice."

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Yay, I'm the team leader. "Good luck."

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As soon as we've got the chickens in there we can start

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really working, so that's the thing we're trying to do first.

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Hang on, get the door open. We can't let them in if the door's not open.

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Hold on, no, one sec, one sec, one sec. Hang on, Hang on.

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How not to catch chickens, part one. Hope they wander into their cages.

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I'm not really sure how we're going to catch them.

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-And what's this? There's two.

-Shut it in.

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Close one in for now.

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How not to catch chickens part two.

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Chase the chickens with their cages.

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No. No!

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This is not going to work, we are going to fail.

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Yes, yes, yes, good on you.

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Oh!

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This is going to be a long day.

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Well, not that long, you only got 30 minutes to complete those tasks.

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Over in the dog room, William, Thomas and Courtney are seeing who

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will take the lead on their doggy duties.

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They will have to brush the dogs' coats,

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check for fleas

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and exercise them with their toys.

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"Thomas, you are the team leader, good luck."

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My approach is, looking after dogs, is to take your time

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and read the files and see what they like and see what they don't like.

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-Hi, how we doing? All right?

-Yeah.

-Great, thanks.

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You look sort of organised, that's a good sign.

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Julia and Chris are here as well, and Smooch the dog.

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These guys are like your walking, talking care books.

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Any advice at this stage?

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You need to give them comfort.

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She looks pretty happy.

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I think she's enjoying it.

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-Because he's a big dog I would say, like, you need a bit of help.

-Yeah.

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As these Pet Heads pick up more tips from Chris and Julia,

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over at the goats, Tommy's having a little break

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because of a sprained ankle.

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Really want to be in there and helping my team.

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It's a bit worrying because we've got the goats

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and they're not the easiest animals ever to try and do tasks with.

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Since we've only got two people at the moment,

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I think we might fail, but it just depends on teamwork.

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"Welcome. You guys have a great task to do today with out resident goat."

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And they'll have lots of work ahead with only 30 minutes to bathe Ben.

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"Faramarz, you are team leader, good luck."

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Right, which one's Ben?

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We can't check the collar cos I'm scared it's going to head-butt me.

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-All right, you're going in first.

-Yes, I know that.

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Be careful, they're looking at ya.

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I'm scared for you.

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Take it nice and slowly.

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Slowly.

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We need help, Faramarz.

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First off, I'm the leader, and you're coming here.

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CRICKETS CHIRP

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They're not even attacking me. Who needs help?

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We need help. We don't know which one's which.

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If Lauren wants to get started off on the right foot - sorry, hoof -

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she might want to try learning their names first.

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Um...that's better.

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Read the file, like the whole thing.

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Now that's an idea, Lauren.

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We really need help with this. We need Marie.

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Right, OK, point taken.

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Maybe if Lauren knew more about the goats

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she might be able to tell them apart and get over her fear.

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When Ben, Billy and Tommy are not at Pet School

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they live at an animal rescue centre.

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The goats were in quite poor condition when they arrived.

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They had quite a lot of dandruff, a lot of hair loss.

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Ben, Billy and Tommy really are looking much, much better

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since they arrived at the centre.

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Goats can be quite unpredictable so the children really are going to

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need to be on their toes with these guys.

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However, if they have got a little bit of tasty willow nearby

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or give Ben a little bit of a scratch they're going to get on just fine.

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GOAT BLEATS

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Meanwhile, over with the dogs, they are running out for a, well, run.

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Good boy. Go on, then!

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-Where's Meadow? You've lost Meadow, guys.

-We haven't.

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You've lost Meadow, how could you?

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You check there.

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This won't look good, Pet Heads,

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if you can't keep control of your canine crew.

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Oh, they let Meadow just run away.

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-Meadow!

-While William wrangles Meadow back to her, uh, meadow...

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Courtney's got her hands full too.

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Come on, Meadow. Come on, come on, girl.

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With Meadow safety returned, the group gets back to business.

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Thomas, here's some treats.

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Stay. Clark, stay. Clark, sit.

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Wait, wait, wait.

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There may be a lot of treats

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but there's not a lot of tricks going on.

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I'll give you one for sitting.

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Roll over.

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No? OK.

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Clark, roll over. Roll over, Clark.

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Keep trying, Courtney.

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Over at the chicken coup, it's all about chicken poop.

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Ew, that smells.

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I know it smells. They lay out the eggs in there. It's going to smell.

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Two chickens, yes.

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I don't know how you're supposed to do this up,

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-cos I've got two in here.

-Well done.

-So...

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See if I can do it.

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OK, that's good, that's good.

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So that leaves Ananya on her own while two people fasten the cage.

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Ahh, I'm going to puke. This is horrid.

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I'm not going to eat anything at lunch.

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SHE GAGS

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Meanwhile, Lauren and Faramarz are still butting heads over who

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needs a bath. A little help, Marie?

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How are we doing? You've got ten minutes left,

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-I don't know if you knew that.

-We don't know which one's Ben.

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-That's what's slowing us down the most.

-Have a little look and see

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if you can work out who looks like they need a bath.

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I think all of them do.

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-That one! He or she looks like the most.

-Yeah?

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Sometimes we do have a dog.

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He's got a dog lead on so we need to just get a hold of the hook.

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That's it, fabulous, well done.

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Nice work, Faramarz. Now, about that bath...

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We really need to start hatching a plan here.

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Come on, let's crack on, what are we doing? Work as a team.

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OK, um, first we need to brush it, don't I?

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OK, just quickly wash him and broom him afterwards.

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-Let's get this goat bathed, guys, come on.

-Come on, it'll work, see?

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Well done, mate, well done.

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I mean, I'm getting wetter than this goat here.

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That's it. And this little bit right here.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's working,

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I knew we'd pass.

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We used teamwork to get to our objective.

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Worked. Done. Finished.

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Back at the chicken coup, with only minutes to go,

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our team still seems stuck in the muck.

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Guys, you need to start filling it with new sawdust.

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Yeah, but it's not empty yet, there's loads of it.

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I'm just taking out the poo bits, I'm not taking out all of it.

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Oh, whatever. I give up. I actually give up.

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Come on, Chloe, if you're going to be the leader

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you'll have to step up, not give up.

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Since day one, Chloe has been struggling to bond

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with our animals and complete the challenges.

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I give up. You know I give up.

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Your parents are not going to change their minds

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if you keep giving up on tasks.

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Don't like them.

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I think if Lauren hadn't said she'd been bitten or pecked

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then I would have got them up,

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but they ran away from me so it's not a chance.

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30 minutes goes very quickly, and that is time on Pet Practice.

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So, will our Pet Heads have completed their task

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and be getting full marks?

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Or will they be staying around to complete them later?

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-Thank you, Chris and Julia, for coming back.

-Thank you.

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Nice to see you. Thank you, Smooch and Bella as well.

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Good work. And let's hope they've taken some of your advice.

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Coming up...it's all change for the Pet Heads.

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Feels weird.

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Oh, that's very creepy indeed.

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And X Factor stars District 3 get crafty.

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That sounds good.

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Thomas, William and Courtney successfully finished

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all their doggy duties.

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As did Lauren, Faramarz and Tommy - they get maximum pet buddy time.

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Whilst the other Pet Heads are with their buddies, Chloe, Sam and Ananya

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are still trying to finish their chicken tasks.

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The chickens have really got to be in the carriers

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before we start cleaning.

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There's also still quite a bit of poo in the nest box as well.

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So we need to check that, and lastly none of the nest boxes have

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straw in there and the chickens like to have some straw to make

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a nice little nest out of them, so we need to sort out all that.

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First of all, shall we do a quick crash course in chicken catching?

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Chloe, are you ready?

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Not a chance.

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We're going to do this, come on, let's get these guys catched.

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That's it, that's it, straight down.

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While she's standing up, pin that hand straight down onto her.

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Nearly. Bring her wings in too, Sam.

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Yes, perfect. Gold star for Sam.

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-Which one are we putting...?

-Right, we can pop her in this one.

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Sam is doing well but how will Ananya,

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who is afraid of animals, do?

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You are being amazingly brave.

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You need to bring her straight into you, under that arm. Got her?

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-Yeah.

-You're fine. Right, let's bend down, let's get her in.

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Yes, you've done it.

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Well done, Ananya ,you've come such a long way.

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On day one you wouldn't even go near the animals.

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Scaring me! This dog is scaring me!

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However, Chloe still has a long way to go.

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-If you can walk a goat, you can hold a chicken.

-I don't know how.

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-So, lift her, bring her straight into you.

-What? How? With what?

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That's it, you're holding her, you are holding her, OK?

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So, bring this hand here as well, underneath. There you go.

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-I don't like it at all.

-Well done. But you're doing it.

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You've done it.

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All right, don't let go of her until you've got her head in there,

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cos we need to keep her wings tucked nice and tucked in.

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Pop her right in.

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She's in.

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You've got a chicken, you've held a chicken, OK?

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I really don't like chickens or hens, and, you know,

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the only time I want to see them is on the Sunday dinner.

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So let's get these gutted out, we'll get the chickens back in.

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Pop this lid down, Chloe.

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-Can you bring Ananya...

-Ouch!

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I think we're just about there, guys, we just need to get the last bit in,

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tidy up all this area, and let's get the chickens back in and we're done.

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With the chickens sorted, Sam, Ananya and Chloe can finally join

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their pet buddies, but Marie and I have a surprise up our sleeves.

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What do you reckon? Time to mix things up,

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-change their pet buddies around.

-Let's mix it up.

-That's it. Cool, OK,

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decision time. So, she's done well.

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She has. It's been a tough week for her

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and I really think she needs to be able to see that actually

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some animals instantly want to get that bond.

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He's done well so we just need to

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throw him into something completely different.

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I'm really proud of her and I think this is a good week for her

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to get a reward from it.

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He's not totally sure what he wants,

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but he thinks he wants a small animal.

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-Job done.

-Done it, yes.

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How will the Pet Heads react to the news?

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-Sam and the cats. Hi, mate.

-Hi.

-How we doing?

-Good.

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-I know they're, like, up there with your best animals now.

-Yeah.

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Yeah, that's good.

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-Little bit awkward, mate, because pet buddies are changing.

-No.

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One minute to say goodbye to all 11, starting now.

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See you, goats!

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-I'll see you down by the pigeonholes, all right?

-OK.

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See ya. I hope I get a dog as my new pet buddy.

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Sh!

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She is sad to say goodbye, really.

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Tommy, however, is definitely sad to be swapping buddies.

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I'm really going to miss them, they're my little babies.

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This is the... Basically, I've really got...

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I just really enjoy being with the rats and now I've got to leave them.

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I just really want rats as a pet when I go home.

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Cheer up, Tommy, maybe you'll meet someone else you really like.

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-Pet Heads, get over here! Hi.

-ALL: Hi.

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Hi, we're changing pet buddies.

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Behind me in your pigeonholes is a school letter with your name on.

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It says your next pet buddy, OK?

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Deep breath.

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-I feel much better now.

-Go.

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Yes!

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Yes! Oh, my God!

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I've got a snake, and I'm very angry.

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I've got the rat.

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I've got the hamsters and I'm quite happy.

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I've got the ferret.

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I've got the cats!

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The rabbits.

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I've got Meadow! Oh, my gosh, I'm so happy.

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-Pet Heads! Hi. Talk to me, how we doing? Who's happy?

-Me!

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You've got to go and check 'em out right now, go and say hello.

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This is it. See you later.

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Here's how the buddies have changed.

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Lauren is with Meadow and Ananya's got Clark.

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Chloe's got guinea pigs, Tommy's with the rabbits.

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Courtney is handling the hamsters and Thomas has the snake.

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William found the ferrets, Faramarz has scored the cats,

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and Sam's with the rats.

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Our Pet Heads are off to get acquainted with their new buddies.

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Hello.

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Ananya may have bonded with the bunnies

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but her animal fears are dogging her again with Clark.

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I'm bringing some treats out with me.

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I'm only bringing two.

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I'm not bringing any, I don't think I'm at the stage to feed them yet.

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-Go, just go.

-Good boy.

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-And let's go.

-Come on, come on.

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Come on, come on.

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You need to actually walk with him, Ananya.

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-Oh, my God.

-Just walk off, it's fine, just keep walking.

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-Good boy.

-You should be happy because you've got Clark.

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I'm still kind of scared of Clark

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so I was just happy that you're also there.

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If you feel really scared, right, just stay still.

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Great suggestion, Lauren. At least Ananya knows Clark's name.

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Clark, Clark, Clark.

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-Right, if I have one treat and you have another...

-Sit!

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Here, here, here.

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No, no, no, no. Please don't.

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No, just keep it in your pocket, he's fine.

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Ananya's got a lot of work to do

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if she's going to change Mum and Dad's mind about having a dog.

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She needs to get comfortable and get over the fear of having an animal.

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If I carry on being scared then I won't get a pet.

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Maybe she could use a few tips from Lauren,

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-who's loving being with Meadow.

-Meadow, sit.

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I'm looking forward to the rest of the week with her because

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she basically is my favourite animal ever,

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and I'm just really loving this moment.

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Because I've got to enjoy it and I am at the moment,

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and she's the best thing that has ever happened to me. Yes, you are.

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Over in the furries room, Sam is getting hands-on

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with his new pet buddy.

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Now rats, they don't really like to be held,

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they like to use you as a bit of a climbing frame, OK?

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You going to have a little hold?

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-Yeah. So should I just let it walk all over me?

-Yep. First of all put

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your hands out and hold her. And if it's more comfortable for you,

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just pop her on your shoulder or just let 'em get in your hoodie

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if you've got something like that, they love snuggling up there.

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And a task you could be doing this week is doing treat training, so you

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could get a little bit of mashed up banana and offer it to her.

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-Where are you going?

-She's probably going to jump. I've got her.

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Feels weird. When it was up there, I was...

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So if I give her back to you, if you want to pop her in.

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So I think you've done pretty well for today.

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Good job, well done.

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I'm not that keen on the rats but I think if I can do the rats

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then there's a big proof I can look after these different animals.

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In the reptile room, Thomas is also struggling

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to get used to his new buddy.

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That's creepy.

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Oh, that's very creepy indeed.

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-Thomas, how we doing?

-Bit scared.

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-A bit scared?

-Yeah.

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Would you like me to show you the best sort of way to pick him up

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and handle, then you're able to get on with your pet buddy session

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a bit more then, yeah?

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Here she is. Are you all right?

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-What are you thinking?

-A bit scared.

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-Yeah?

-She's a bit bigger than I thought.

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So she can see what's going on, OK?

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So you see I just give her one little stroke and just lift her up.

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You OK?

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Yeah, she doesn't seem so bad.

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So, nice and slow moves. Her food is mice and they move quite quick,

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so you want nice and slow moves.

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She has eaten, though, so she's all right. OK? Well done.

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Brilliant. Slow moves, but keep it on, you're doing a fab job.

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So I'll leave you to carry on. Keep practising with

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the handling so you're getting used to her movements.

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-Can I just put it back in?

-If you want to.

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I think next time I think I might kind of try to feed it,

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maybe clean out the water and maybe try and hold it and see

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if I can do them things next time.

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Maybe if he knew a bit more about Tweety Pie he wouldn't be so scared.

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Tweety Pie lives at a reptile centre

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where he is looked after by reptile expert Gary.

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Tweety Pie came to us under unusual circumstances.

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He was found in a garage trying to eat someone's pet budgie.

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We get over 100 calls about rehoming snakes for various reasons.

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Predominately they've got bored of their snake.

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The most important thing to do with animals,

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and definitely for exotics, is to do plenty of research.

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Milk snakes are a great example of a friendly, small snake.

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They are very relaxed and easy to hold.

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As long is Tweety Pie is handled with care and the children

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are relaxed then Tweety Pie will get on great at Pet School.

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And that's it for pet buddy time. If you would like to find out more

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about keeping your animals happy and healthy, go to the CBBC website,

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where we've got lots of pet fact sheets to help you.

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See ya.

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So, just four more days to go, right?

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To prove yourselves. Time is ticking, I know.

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It's sad but there's still time.

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So, you also know at Pet School

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we like to have a few celebrity guests in, right?

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They're queuing up to come in, you'll know them from the last

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series of X Factor. Say hello to Dan and Greg from District 3.

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# Here's my attitude... #

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2012 X Factor finalists District 3 went from being a hit on the show

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to having top-five chart success around the world.

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They even had a tour hosted by me.

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I'd like you to meet Luke and Frank.

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-Yes. Yes, there they are.

-They're our gerbils.

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-I didn't know you named them after me.

-They are named after you.

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-Exactly.

-That's a beautiful moment.

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Also, we're missing one of the boys. Micky's not very well, right?

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Not feeling too good, his throat's a bit sore at the moment,

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but he's on the mend.

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Big love to Micky, that's cool.

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Pet Heads, these are the experts, any questions? Tommy.

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How did you go about catching them on the first day?

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It was a struggle. It was a struggle because they're very fast.

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Even now I struggle to keep them still.

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Did it take you long to, like, bond with them?

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-A little while.

-You've got to let them get used to a new environment,

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do you know what I mean?

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-That's cool. So we've got a little challenge today.

-Yes.

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What are we going to do?

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-We are going to make a little gerbil hotel.

-I've made one before.

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Five-star sort of standard?

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-Yeah, yeah, well, for them.

-Yeah.

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If you split into your teams from Pet Practice this morning.

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Underneath your tables you're going to find what you need

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to make your very own gerbil hotel.

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The Pet Heads will have to give this their best efforts

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to impress gerbils Luke and Frank

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and District 3 will judge the winning hotel.

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-Shall we wander around?

-Yep.

-Yeah.

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That looks pretty good.

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Can we have an entrance on one end and an exit on the other?

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Of course, mate. Of course, yeah, that sounds good.

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They're thinking about two floors.

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Two floors, I think they'll love that.

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That's inventive, that's inspired. Good work.

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-They sneak out.

-They can go in and out, that's fine.

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Got that sorted, good work.

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Greg, how we getting on?

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Pretty good, we've actually gone for a triple tunnel.

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No way. You're talking silly, stop talking silly.

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Oh, no, this is big, this is big stuff.

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You doing the safety check, Sam?

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-Make sure they get through there all right.

-Health and safety.

-Cool.

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Could we have something from there where they can go up to there?

0:25:280:25:31

Like a little...

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Time to wrap up.

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Five, four, three, two, one, that is time, Pet Heads!

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Put down all your things that you were holding,

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your toilet rolls and your boxes.

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Boys, let's come and have a debrief chat. First thoughts.

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I'm liking the slight incline on the tunnel there.

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We actually made, like, a gerbil buffet and we've actually

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-put food inside there so they can actually eat.

-Nice.

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-They can't complain with that.

-No, exactly.

-Love that. Team two.

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You can put them in here, which is kind of like the reception area.

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-OK, nice.

-And then in here is, like, everything else.

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-The idea is absolutely great, though.

-Exactly, yeah.

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Team three, talk through yours.

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Here we've got the tube you have to put them through, and then when

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they're in they're safe in there and you know that they're in there.

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The idea of it is great.

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I can see the potential and I think they'd love that.

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-OK, boys, back to the gerbils. We've got to make a decision.

-Yes.

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Who do you think has won?

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Where do you reckon Luke and Frank would stay?

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I think you've all done a great job, to be honest.

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My vote, personally, I'm going to go right here.

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-Right here? Dan?

-I'm going to have to go...

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Yes!

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For the Pet Practice, our group failed miserably

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so we were happy they thought our gerbil hotel was the best.

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Pet Heads, say thanks to our guests today.

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-Lovely to meet you guys.

-Yeah, it was good.

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Good effort with the hotels, thanks for showing us how to do it.

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And that is it for the day, see you tomorrow. Off you go.

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See you later, bye!

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-See you later, mate. Bye.

-Later on.

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Since visiting Pet School, District 3 have split up.

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But don't worry, Dan and Greg are still taking excellent care

0:27:070:27:10

of Luke and Frank.

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School is out for today

0:27:110:27:13

and what an emotional start to the week it has been.

0:27:130:27:15

Our new pet buddies have certainly caused some drama, and, with

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a big decision looming at the end of the week, can our Pet Heads step up

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and impress their parents enough to get them a pet of their own?

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We'll have to wait and see to find out.

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What I do know is I will see you tomorrow.

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Don't be late for registration and we've got all of this.

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Pet Practice gets messy.

0:27:320:27:33

Chloe gets in a grump with the guineas.

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You're worse than the goats.

0:27:380:27:40

And puppies!

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Aw, so cute.

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Have our Pet Heads completed their tasks and... Ah, sorry.

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Right.. Whoop!

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I got one of... My wire's out.

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Thank you, Skootch - Smooch!

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Anyway, um, shall I start?

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