Dug Days

Mmm, flower.

I smelled a flower!

Uh-huh, that's nice.

Aw!

I smelled your pants.

I'm happy for you.

Yuck! This smells horrible.

I smell something horrible.

Don't you roll in that.

You just had a bath.

This makes me very happy.

Oh!

So many smells.

Ah! Oh, I knew that was there. Uh-huh.

That is a funny one.

Oh, smelly.

Ah! Huh?

I do not know that one.

Squirrel.

That is for a foot.

Bird.

That one is strange.

It is like nothing I have ever smelled before.

I need to know what that is.

I must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

Must find the smell.

I will go under the fence.

Dug! DUG: Dug!

Get out of my azaleas. You know better than that.

I digged them.

Yeah, I can see that.

And it's not "digged." It's "dug."

Yes? - No, you didn't "digged." You "dug."

I am Dug.

You're missing my point.

Point! - Start over.

Did your paws dig the flowers?

Yes?

- And did that already happen? - Yes!

- Then you digged the flowers? - Yes!

- But the correct word to use... - Yes?

- Past tense... - Yes!

Is dug. Get it?

I am Dug. Got it.

I am arguing with a talking dog.

Dug, I just don't want to see any more places

"digged."

All right, Poppa.

But I smell a smell that I must follow. And...