Dog Day Topsy and Tim

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# This is our street

# It's where we live We love to play together. #

-Topsy!

-# Just like you

# You're just like us... #

-Hey, Tim!

-# And we'll be friends forever

# We can be anything if we close our eyes and dream

# We can play day after day

# And the fun will never end

# This is our street

# It's where we live

# So let's all play together

# Be best friends forever. #

BOTH: It's us!

-Topsy.

-And Tim!

We're looking after Grandma's dog. Come on!

Mossy!

When we look after Grandma's dog, Mossy,

we feed her and play with her and take her for walks.

Here you go, Mossy, a nice drink for you.

Mossy, look, Mossy!

-Always super-wash your hands, Tim, after touching Mossy's bowl.

-OK.

Soon it will be time for your walk, won't it, Mossy?

Let's go and find your bowl! Come on, Mossy! Come on!

DOOR BELL RINGS

I'll get it. That will be Tony.

There you go.

Wait for me, Tim, before you open the front door.

Hello, it's me.

-Mummy! It IS Tony.

-OK, Tim, you can open the door for Tony.

-Hello!

-Hello.

'Tony's mummy has to go to the doctor's,

'so Tony is staying to play.'

-Mossy!

-I'll be back about five-ish, is that OK?

-Great.

-See you later.

-I love you, Mossy! Mossy!

-Mossy!

-Mossy!

I think Mossy really likes me.

Tony, look, she's very clever.

-When I roll the ball to her, she rolls it back again.

-Show me!

Mossy, Mossy! Push it!

-Wow!

-Wow!

-Clever girl, Mossy.

We love you, Mossy. She is so clever.

Let's give Mossy a nice treat for being such a clever girl.

-I think she deserves one.

-Yes.

Wait for me.

-Come on!

-Can we give Mossy a treat, please?

-Yes, go ahead.

She has been a good dog.

Yes, they are down there. Good girl. Mossy knows where they are!

Ask Mossy if she wants a treat.

Do you want a treat, Mossy? Yes? MOSSY BARKS

Sit. Sit, Mossy. Sit.

And...take it.

THEY LAUGH

-Good girl, Mossy.

-Can I give Mossy a doggie treat?

No, sorry, you can't, Tony.

You see, Grandma says that she can only have one treat at a time.

-No more, no more. All gone.

-Well done, Tim.

-Now, can you double super-wash your hands for me, please?

-OK.

I'm going to go and wash my hands upstairs, Mummy. Come on, Mossy!

-Good girl.

-Is it time to take Mossy out for her walk now, Mummy?

-Yes, it is.

-Can I hold Mossy's lead today, please?

Yes, you can take it in turns.

Now, let's get ready to go out. Come on!

Good girl, Mossy. Stay.

No, Mossy!

Mossy! Come back!

No, Mossy!

Oh! Mum!

'Sometimes, when Mossy is a little bit naughty...'

Mossy, you little scamp!

'..we know it is definitely time for her walk.'

I am going to have to throw this toilet roll away now.

Hurry up, please, Topsy, before Mossy does anything else silly.

OK, Mummy.

Mossy, you need a walk.

Mossy, no pulling.

Hurry up, Topsy, I think Mossy needs a wee.

Tim, keep your finger on that button to stop the lead going any longer,

-so she can't go any further away, OK?

-OK.

Let's get her to her favourite bit of hedge, quickly!

-Topsy!

-I'm trying to find Mossy's ball.

-Topsy, I think the ball is underneath the sofa.

-Thanks, Mummy.

Tim, have you remembered the poo bags

that Grandma Jean brought round?

-Oh, no! Sorry, I'll get them.

-OK.

-Can I hold Mossy's lead, please?

-PHONE RINGS

Yes, you can. Hold that for me.

I'll just get the phone, I'll be back in a moment. Look after Mossy.

This is a great lead, Mossy.

Hello?

Oh, Jean...

Yes. Mossy is fine, we're just about to take her for her afternoon walk.

MOSSY BARKS

Uh-oh! Come back, Mossy!

-MOSSY BARKS

-No, no.

Don't worry, it's fine. We'll see you later. OK, bye.

-Got it! Was that Grandma, Mummy?

-Yes, just to remind us about

Mossy's walk. Let's get going!

I found the poo bags!

Can someone help with Mossy's lead, please?

Coming, Tony!

Where's Mossy?

Ah! She's on Mr and Mrs Fishwick's lawn!

No, Mossy! No!

Mummy, I think Mossy has done something

-on Mr and Mrs Fishwick's front lawn.

-Oh, Mossy!

-She has! She's done a poo!

-Children, I will sort this out,

you stay here. Poo bag, please, Tim.

-There you go.

-Thank you. I will be right back.

-So sorry.

-Don't worry about it, it's perfectly natural.

Hello, Mr Fishwick.

Ah!

Hello, Mr Fishwick. Sorry about Mossy.

Ah, yes, Mossy.

-Off you go!

-See you later. Come on. Good girl.

Mr Fishwick is always really kind to Mossy, isn't he?

'And that's when Tony said...

'I wonder what your new neighbours will be like.'

I wonder what your new neighbours will be like, Topsy and Tim.

-Like Mr and Mrs Fishwick, I hope.

-Me too.

Excuse me, in we come. Come on in, Mossy. Excuse me. Thank you.

There we go. Come on, Mossy. Let go of her, Topsy. Good girl.

Come on, Mossy. There we go. Good girl.

Mummy, will our new neighbours be just as kind to Mossy?

-Like Mr and Mrs Fishwick are?

-Yes, I should think so.

Now, I need to wash my hands, then we can go for walkies.

But I'm holding on to the lead this time!

'And that, said Mummy, was that.'

BOTH: Hello. Are you good at remembering?

Can you remember what happened to us today?

This is our Topsy and Tim memory game. Let's play!

Today, we looked after Grandma's dog, Mossy.

But can you remember what Mossy took from the bathroom?

Was it a toothbrush?

Or was it a toilet roll?

The answer is behind the cloud.

Look, the answer is the toilet roll.

Watch this.

Good girl, Mossy. Stay.

No, Mossy!

Mossy! Come back!

No, Mossy!

Mum!

'Sometimes, when Mossy is a little bit naughty...'

Oh, Mossy, you little scamp!

'..we know it's definitely time for her walk.'

I'll have to throw this toilet roll away now!

Hurry up, please, Topsy, before Mossy does anything else silly!

-OK, Mummy!

-'Great game!'

-That was good fun.

-See you soon!

# We can play

# Day after day

# And the fun will never end

# So, let's all play together

# Be best friends forever. #