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-Hiya, I'm Ferne.

-And I'm Rory.

-Welcome to the Cairngorm Mountains

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in the Highlands of Scotland for the My Pet And Me Winter Special.

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I love winter. Everything looks so different.

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The thing I love most about winter is when it snows

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and there is plenty of it all the way up here.

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It's great to get nice and cosy with hats, gloves and scarves.

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How about we both go visit a pet today, as a special winter treat?

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-Oh, that sounds awesome, Ferne.

-The ones I have in mind don't need

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hats or scarves because they have lots of lovely fur to keep them warm.

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-Oh, do you want to come with us?

-Come on!

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# My pet My pet and me

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# My pet My pet and me

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# Down every street are pets to meet

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# Some big, some small, some scaly, some furry

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# Some keep very still, some are always in a hurry

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# Some have four paws

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# Some have sharp claws

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-# Some quack

-Some bark

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-# Some purr

-Some moo

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-# Some grunt

-Some squawk

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# Some cock-a-doodle-doo

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# My pet My pet and me

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# My pet My pet and me

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# My pet My pet and me

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# Have you met My pet and me? #

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We're at Loch Morlich in the Highlands of Scotland

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-to meet Ella and her very special dog.

-This is so exciting, let's go.

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-Hiya!

-Hello!

-You must be Ella. Lovely to meet you.

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Hi, Ferne, hi, Rory!

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-And you must be Dad. Hi.

-Hi, guys.

-Hiya.

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And who are these guys?

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Spirit and Bracken.

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Oh, they are gorgeous. What a lovely wee puppy.

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And look at Spirit. Amazing eyes. What sort of dog is he?

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-Siberian husky.

-Oh, I thought so. I have never met a husky before.

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He is beautiful, but he is not your only Siberian husky, is he?

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-No.

-How many do you have?

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12.

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-12?!

-Wow!

-Whoa! Can't wait to meet them all.

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Siberian husky dogs originally come from an area in Russia

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called Siberia,

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which is a long way from the Scottish Highlands.

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Siberia's known for having very cold winters and wet summers.

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So husky dogs are well-suited to that climate.

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-What is the best thing about having Siberian huskies?

-Cuddling them.

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Ah, that's lovely, isn't it?

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Ella, lots of people have got dogs, but not everyone has loads,

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like you. Why do you have so many?

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-Because we run them.

-Oh! You run them? You race them on sleds?

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-Yeah.

-That's exciting.

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Sled dogs are dogs that are bred to pull sleds or sleighs,

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usually in Arctic areas that have lots of snow.

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They would move important supplies from place to place,

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especially in areas that are hard to reach. Very clever!

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So, what do you do if there's no snow? Because a sled doesn't work

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-with no snow.

-We use rigs.

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-Rigs?

-Ah, so a rig is like a sled, but with wheels?

-Yes.

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They sound like lots of fun.

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-Do you think we'll get to have a go on one later?

-Yes!

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Oh-ho, man! I'm really looking forward to that,

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but first I think we should go and meet the other huskies.

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Ferne, can you give us some fun facts about huskies?

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-I'd love to!

-Let's go!

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Siberian husky dogs are powerful, athletic, energetic

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and have great stamina.

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They range from black to pure white in colour,

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with coloured markings on the body that include reds and copper.

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Huskies also have almond-shaped eyes

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and this can help them to keep the snow out when they squint.

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-Hello!

-Wow!

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-I see you've found the rest of the huskies!

-Yes, we have indeed.

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I'm loving getting to know these guys, but it's difficult

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-to remember all their names.

-Ellie, you're going to have to help us.

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-Who have we got?

-Spirit, Patchy, Nala...

-That's Nala.

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Thor. Loopy.

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Timber,

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-Bailey.

-He's not a husky!

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He's a spaniel cross hound and he thinks he's a husky, but he's not.

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-No, he's definitely not, not with those big ears.

-No!

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It must be hard work having so many dogs.

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How do you help to care for all of them?

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We feed them, we give them water,

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walk them, and race them and sled them,

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and brush them and groom them.

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-That's a lot, isn't it, Rory?

-That is!

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I'm glad you mentioned walks, runs and sleigh rides with them

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because exercise is really important for huskies because

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-they've got loads of energy.

-Well, how about we take some of them

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-for a walk to burn off that energy?

-Yeah.

-Who are we going to take?

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-Luna, Thor and Timber.

-Great.

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-Shall we get them ready, then?

-Yeah.

-Great.

-Let's go.

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We take our huskies for a walk at least two times a day.

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They need a lot of exercise so that they don't get bored.

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Thor is so strong!

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He's practically walking on two legs.

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They're too strong for me to hold on the lead, so I run along with them.

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And I can walk my puppy. I love spending time with my huskies.

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-Come in!

-Oh-ho!

-Come on in!

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That was a great walk. I think they really enjoyed it,

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-but where do these guys sleep and rest?

-Here and in the lounge.

-Wow.

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-So, what do we have to do now with these huskies?

-Groom them.

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-These are some fluffy dogs. Shall we do that now?

-Yeah.

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-OK, come on.

-Yeah.

-Come on, dogs.

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Come on, Thor!

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-Come on, Timber, you're next.

-Come on, Timber.

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-Come on, Luna!

-Be a good girl.

-Ah, and Ella!

-And Ella!

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Let's go.

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I think Thor's really excited to get brushed.

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Excuse me, Luna!

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Right!

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Thank you, Ella. Thor!

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Thank you very much.

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Right, let's give it a bash.

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How often do you have to brush the huskies, Ella?

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When they get really furry.

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Luna's looking very furry. You're making a carpet out of that brush.

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-There's lots of hair coming off. Why is that, Ella?

-They have double coat

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because when it's really cold, they have to be very warm.

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Two layers helps to keep them warm. They've got the fur on the outside,

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which is waterproof, and the stuff on the inside which keeps them cosy.

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-You can see it a bit here, can't you?

-Yeah.

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I think Thor really likes this.

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I'm getting a cuddle.

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Where you off to? You want your belly done?

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Yes, I'll do your belly. OK. OK.

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OK, I'll do your belly. OK

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These huskies are looking wonderful with their nice brushed coats.

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-What else do we need to do to look after your huskies?

-Feed them and...

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Love.

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Oh, we do need to love them, don't we? Give them some love first.

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Now, let's feed them. Come on, let's go.

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-Here.

-This looks yummy!

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-Should I fill up the water and you can fill up the food?

-Yeah.

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Good.

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-Do your huskies eat a lot, Ella?

-Yep.

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-And do they drink a lot of water?

-Yeah.

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All that exercise, they need it.

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Excellent.

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-Should we get the hungry huskies over here?

-Let's do it.

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-Come on, huskies, come on!

-Come on!

-Come on!

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-Oh!

-Aw!

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Yum!

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Come on, Thor.

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Looks good. What do we need to do now, then?

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-Wash our hands.

-Yes, come on.

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Bye, doggy.

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Ella, it has been so lovely spending time with you and your huskies.

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-I can't wait to go for a ride with them later.

-Yeah. How do you think

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-we will do in the rigs?

-I think you'll love it.

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I like the sound of that. I'm really excited. I hope the huskies are too.

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If your huskies could do anything, Ella,

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what do you think they would do?

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If my huskies could do anything,

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they would go on an adventure to Penguin Island.

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They'd go ice skating across the frozen lake.

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When they were finished, they'd make some snow angels

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and then they would have some hot chocolate around the camp fire.

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Yum, yum, yum.

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This will be the first time on a sled for Rory and me,

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and we are so excited.

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You've been sledding since you were young,

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-so you're quite an expert.

-Yeah.

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-What's your favourite thing about it?

-Having the huskies run.

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-Oh, and do you like going fast?

-Yeah.

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-That sounds exciting. And who's taking you out?

-Spirit and Luna.

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-Oh, are you going to show us how it's done?

-Yeah.

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-Right, off you go. Here she goes.

-Here we go, come on!

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-Wow!

-Look at her go!

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-Go on, huskies!

-On you go.

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Look at them go!

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ELLA LAUGHS

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Even though Ella's been dog sledding for a long time,

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it's still very important to have an adult watching you

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and to use dogs that are trained for this activity.

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-Whoa!

-Good work!

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-Ella, that was amazing!

-Do you think it's time for us to have a shot?

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-Yeah.

-Helmets on.

-Definitely. It's important to put helmets on.

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I have Maya and Thor here to help me out. Who do you have, Rory?

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I've got Timber, my old friend, and Inca.

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-Now, what do we have to do?

-"Hike on" is for go.

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-OK, hike on is go.

-And, "Whoa" is for stopping.

-Whoa. Whoa for stop.

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And do the breaks if they're going too fast.

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-Say "Whoa" and squeeze the breaks, OK.

-Oh, that sounds good.

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-What's left?

-Haw.

-Haw's left.

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-And what's right?

-Gee!

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OK. I think I've got all that. Ferne, have you got that?

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I think so, yeah. Are you ready, doggies?

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-OK, Ella, you show us how it's done.

-Yeah, you go first.

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-Whoa! Whoa!

-Off you go.

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WHOA!

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WHOA!

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Right! My turn.

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-Hike on!

-Whoa! Whoa!

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THEY LAUGH

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-Hike on!

-Hike on.

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Hike on, go on!

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Hike on, hike on! That's it. Come on.

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Come on. Good dogs, that's it.

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-Hike on!

-Hike on!

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Yes! Hike on. Well done.

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Yeah. Yeah. Hike on.

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-Whoa, whoa.

-Whoa.

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

-THEY LAUGH

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That was incredible.

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-That was great fun.

-Ella, how do you think we did?

-Amazing.

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-Oh! Thank you very much.

-Oh, thanks!

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-I think Maya and Thor did an awesome job.

-Spirit and Loopy were amazing.

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-Yeah, that was incredible fun.

-Thank you very much, Ella.

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That was brilliant fun, and now all your friends

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-have joined us round the fire. Hi, guys.

-ALL:

-Hi!

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And we have these yummy hot chocolates too.

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-And marshmallows!

-Mmm. Can't forget the marshmallows,

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and some water for these thirsty dogs as well.

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If you want a pet to play with, go onto the CBeebies website

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-and play the My Pet And Me game.

-Thank you so much for introducing us

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-to your huskies, Ella.

-And teaching us how to sleigh ride,

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-it was so much fun.

-Thank you for coming.

-Thank you.

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What a wonderful, wintry time we've had.

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We just love meeting you and your pets.

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# Today we met

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# A lovely pet

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# We see how much you care for them

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# Thank you so much for sharing them

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# Time for us to just remind you

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# After you've played with your pet, wash your hands... #

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Don't forget!

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# It doesn't matter what pets you've got

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# You might have one You might not

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# It's still fun finding out what having a pet is all about

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# My pet my pet and me My pet my pet and me

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# My pet my pet and me! Come back and see

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# My pet and me. #

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-ALL:

-BYE!

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