1:08:02
It's brought them assurance, it makes sense.
1:08:07
And it's not....
1:08:10
It's very hard to refute it,
as a matter of fact...
1:08:14
because it makes sense.
1:08:17
You don't have to depend on a Iot of...
1:08:19
mysticaI type of thinking.
1:08:24
It just makes sense.
1:08:26
And peopIe at this time
are Iooking for assurance.
1:08:28
They don't want pie in the sky,
they don't want fairytaIes.
1:08:48
Trooper was the type of dog
that didn't have other dogs to reIate to.
1:08:53
He Iived with aduIt human beings.
1:08:55
And having the inabiIity...
1:08:58
to communicate Iike human beings do
through conversation...
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he did it with his mannerisms,
his eyes, and reception.
1:09:08
One of the things
that you noticed with him...
1:09:12
was when we were sitting in a room,
he wouId position himseIf...
1:09:16
and as each one of us spoke...
1:09:18
the tone of their voices wouId
direct his attention to that person.
1:09:23
And during the course of the conversation...
1:09:25
if the conversation was pIeasant,
he wouId react to that...
1:09:29
or if it was sharp, he wouId react to that.
1:09:32
And he aIso had a sense as to what
the subject of the conversation was.
1:09:36
In particuIar, at Christmas time...
1:09:39
the discussion about gifts
to various members of the family.
1:09:44
And there were certain things
that we knew he would like...
1:09:49
as to doggy bones
and little chewy things that he had.
1:09:53
We didn't conceive that he wouId
be aware of our conversation...
1:09:58
but we were reIating to him,
because as I say...