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-Hello, welcome to My Pet And Me. I'm Ferne...

-And I'm Rory.

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We've just been walking lovely, big d'Artagnan.

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Isn't he gorgeous?

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We make sure all the animals get plenty of fresh air and exercise.

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-Lots of water, too.

-Very important.

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Lots of animals make excellent pets. We love meeting you and yours.

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We definitely do.

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On that note, I'm off to meet some new friends now.

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You can come with me too if you like.

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-Bye, guys.

-Bye.

-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

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# Are pets to meet

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# Some big, some small

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# Some scaly, some furry

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# Some keep very still

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# 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-do

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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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Today, we're in Ayrshire to meet Eilidh and her pet fish,

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and I cannot wait.

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Come on, let's go meet them.

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-Hello. You must be Eilidh.

-Hi, Ferne.

-And you must be Mum. Hi.

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Hi, Ferne.

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-I hear you have some fish that you'd like me to see.

-Yeah.

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-Shall we go say hello?

-Yeah.

-Come on.

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Wow. So these are your fish? They're beautiful.

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What type of fish are they, Eilidh?

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-They're guppies.

-Guppies? Wow.

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Guppies are a type of tropical fish.

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They can also be called rainbow fish

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because of their colourful bodies and fins.

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They're beautiful. What are their names?

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-Big Sparkle and Little Sparkle.

-Those are fantastic names.

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So which one's which?

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Little Sparkle has yellow on their tail.

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Big Sparkle has orange.

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-So Big Sparkle is a bit more orange than Little Sparkle?

-Yeah.

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They're so beautiful.

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-How long have you had the fish?

-Eight months.

-That is great.

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It's perfect you've got two so they can keep each other company,

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-can't they?

-Yeah.

-Fish can be just like us.

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They can get lonely sometimes.

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So it's nice to have at least two.

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-What's your favourite thing about your fish?

-Feeding them.

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-Do they like to go to the top of the tank when you feed them?

-Yeah.

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Some people think fish don't have good memories,

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but I bet your fish always remember

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when they're due to get fed, don't they?

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-Yeah, and Little Sparkle misses the food.

-Oh, no!

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-Does Big Sparkle gobble it all up?

-Yeah.

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-Is that why he's called Big Sparkle?

-Yeah.

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I think they're really nice. Do you know I've got fish too?

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Yeah?

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One of my favourite things about fish is just watching them,

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because they're so calm and peaceful.

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They're beautiful, the way they just swim around.

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I have a joke for you, Eilidh. Why are fish so good at singing?

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-I don't know.

-Because they always practise their scales!

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Rory, quick, will you give us some fish facts, please?

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I need to work on my jokes, don't I?

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I think you do, Ferne.

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Fish have lots of little hard plates called scales covering their body

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which help to protect them.

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Guppies come in a variety of colours.

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And they also have different shapes of tail.

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A female guppy is often larger than the male,

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but the male can be more brightly coloured with spots,

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stripes and splashes.

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Lots of animals need care and attention,

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but fish especially need looking after

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because they live in a tank and are entirely dependent on their owners.

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So, Eilidh, what do you do to look after Big Sparkle

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-and Little Sparkle?

-Clean their tank.

-Exactly.

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It's important to clean fish tanks regularly

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to stop algae building up.

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-And also fish poo a lot, don't they?

-Yeah.

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So sometimes the water can get a little bit cloudy,

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-and that's not very nice for them to swim in, is it?

-No.

-No, no, no.

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-Shall we get started?

-Yeah.

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OK.

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It's important to keep your fish in the tank when you clean them out,

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so you don't stress them out too much, so we're going to use this.

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It's called a siphon. We'll suck up the old water

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and clean the pebbles at the same time. It's clever.

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-Eilidh, what is this at the back?

-The filter.

-That's right.

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-What does it do?

-Clean the tank.

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The filter helps to keep the water clean.

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But because we're going to clean the tank,

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-shall we turn it off?

-Yeah.

-OK. I'll do that.

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It's important not to touch the fish

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in case you might injure them, so we're going to be careful.

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Here we go.

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Good job.

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So if we bring it down to all these pebbles,

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you can vacuum up all along the pebbles.

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-Are the fish OK?

-Yeah.

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-What are they doing?

-Swimming around.

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-Are they supervising us?

-Yeah.

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-That's enough water out now, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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Cos you only take out a little bit of water at a time. Not too much.

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-Now, the filter needs to be cleaned, doesn't it?

-Yeah.

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What we do is, we take out the sponges

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which are filled with bacteria.

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We'll clean them in the water we've just taken out,

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and we do this

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because these sponges contain lots of good bacteria for fish

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and you want to keep that bacteria.

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A little bit of a squeeze, and put them straight back in.

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So now, what do we need?

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-Fresh water.

-Exactly. And your mum's going to bring us some.

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-Here you go, guys.

-Thank you.

-And I'll take this one away.

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This isn't just water from a tap.

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It's been specially treated so that it's safe for the fish.

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I'll put it in nice and gently.

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-Do you think they like this, Eilidh?

-Yeah.

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And I'll fill up the filter,

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-and we can turn it on.

-Yeah.

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Ready?

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That looks great.

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Good job. But now what do we need to do?

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-Wash your hands.

-Yes. Shall we go?

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Yeah.

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-This tank is squeaky clean now, isn't it?

-Yeah.

-Well done.

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There's plenty of space for your fish to swim around.

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-Yeah.

-They're very lucky.

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There's lots of nice places for them to hide, isn't there?

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-Yeah.

-What have we got in there, Eilidh?

-A rainbow.

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-I love that rainbow.

-And a tree with pink and green.

-Yes.

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

-Feed them.

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-And how often do you feed them?

-Once a day.

-That's perfect.

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-Shall we give them a bit of food now?

-Yeah.

-They deserve it.

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You show me how it's done.

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Just a little pinch.

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Come on, fish.

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Little Sparkle and Big Sparkle have a lovely clean tank

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and they've got lots of food.

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-I think you've got two really happy fish.

-Yeah.

-Definitely.

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My Pet And Me!

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Fish spend all of their time in the water, swimming,

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eating and exploring.

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But if Big Sparkle and Little Sparkle

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could do absolutely anything in the world, Eilidh,

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what would they do?

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DRUM ROLL

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If my pet could do anything,

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they'd be a fish rock band.

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They'd perform to all the sea life...

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..and have seahorses as backing dancers.

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We've come on a special trip to the local Botanical Gardens

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to have a look for some different fish.

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-Shall we go see if we can find them?

-Yeah.

-Come on.

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Wow! Look at these, Eilidh! They are gorgeous.

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-They're a lot bigger than your guppies, aren't they?

-Yeah.

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-Do you know what type of fish they are?

-I don't know.

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They're called carp.

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Some of them look like goldfish. They're amazing.

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Many of these fish were donated by families

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who thought they were getting a bit big.

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It's no surprise. Some of them swimming around

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are about that big, they're massive.

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-Look at this one.

-Look at that one.

-That one is huge.

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Oh, look, here comes another.

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-Look at that one.

-Ooh! I like that one.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. Here comes one now.

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There are so many, and they are all these beautiful colours.

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You know the way these fish have all of this stuff to look at?

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They've got lots of plants, they've got lots of people visiting them.

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I was thinking, what if we got your fish an ornament for their tank?

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-Yeah.

-OK, let's go have a look around.

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This shop looks like it will have some great things for fish.

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Fish.

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I like them.

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Look in there.

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That is cool.

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-Yeah.

-I think we should try and find some toys now.

-Yeah.

-OK.

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Look at all of these. They're all so great.

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How can you possibly choose, Eilidh? What about the shark?

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Yeah.

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That's cool, and he's got sunglasses.

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Do you think he looks like he's ready for his holidays?

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Those teeth could be a little bit sharp, couldn't they?

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-Yeah.

-What's that, Eilidh?

-A cupcake castle.

-A cupcake castle?

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-Do you think your fish would want to eat that?

-Yeah.

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It does look tasty, doesn't it?

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-Sparkles.

-I like that one. Sparkly for Big Sparkle and Little Sparkle?

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But out of all of these, Eilidh, which one is your favourite?

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-That one.

-That big castle? Let's see.

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That'd be perfect for your fish.

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What do you think they'll like the most?

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-That.

-A secret door.

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-And it's somewhere they can hide.

-Yeah.

-And they've got windows.

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Yeah, they can swim up inside and try and look out the windows.

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-Shall we get that one, then?

-Yeah.

-OK, come on, let's go.

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I think that the castle looks great, Eilidh.

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-Big Sparkle is definitely interested.

-I think it's good.

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What do you think their favourite thing is in this castle?

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-Inside of it.

-That's right. There's loads of places they can hide.

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-Yeah.

-I had so much fun meeting you

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and Big Sparkle and Little Sparkle.

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My Pet And Me!

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-Hi, Rory.

-Hi, Ferne.

-Hiya, Hector.

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-How was your day?

-It was fantastic.

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I had a great time with my friends. It was really fun.

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Great. As you can see,

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I've been catching up on some serious cuddle time with Hector.

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I see that. He's loving it. Pets are great.

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Remember, don't touch an animal unless the owner says it's OK.

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Two pets you can play with are ours.

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Go to the CBeebies' website and play the My Pet And Me game.

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What a fantastic time we've had. 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

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# Just remind you

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# After you play with your pet

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# Wash your hands, don't forget!

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

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# You might have one, you might not

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# It's still fun finding out

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# What having a pet is all about

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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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# Come back and see my pet and me. #

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-Bye!

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