- I'm gonna be terrible at this game but I don't care.
The puppies are so cute. (laughs)
My name is Tom Conquergood.
I'm a bartender and a filmmaker.
- I have no idea why I'm here today.
- Kinda, yeah. (laughs)
I was asked if I'm allergic to anything,
so I wasn't sure what element that added to it.
- (laughs) What?
- Okay, I've always liked that idea
that we start to look like our pets
the longer we have them,
so I think there's some visual cues
if I get to see the pet and the owner.
- (gasps) Is it puppy time?
How's it going?
Hi.
Okay.
- Oh my God! (laughs)
Look at you!
- Chip.
Here you go. - Hi Chip.
- Thank you.
(Tom laughs)
Are you telling me something little buddy?
Chip is adorable.
Chip looks like he is probably a couch-cuddler.
He's a little sausage-shaped.
(laughs)
He's just hugging me.
I think that Chip belongs to this gentleman here.
He looks like he might sit on the couch
as often as this dog does.
Just saying.
Are you an active guy or are you an outdoorsy person.
- I do enjoy working out and I do enjoy being outside
but I do love watching TV, so. - Got it, okay.
Well, now he gets to take the puppy.
I want it back (laughs)
Oh no.
What is this puppy's name?
- Walter. - Walter, hello.
Oh, Walter's adorable.
Yous really want that treat don't you Walter?
Walter, do you know anybody?
I feel like this is an urban-dweller's puppy.
I'm gonna go with the young lady on the end here.
There you go.
You want to hold on to Walter?
- Yeah.
- She kind of fits the model of maybe somebody
at least in my mind that's a young,
urban professional at the moment.
Brand new job.
First dog in the city, cute little puppy.
I bet it looks so good in selfies, so.
What do you do for a living?
- I'm a university student, actually.
- Okay. (laughs)
I'm gonna go with the final answer.
- Walter.
- Is this Lassie?
- Oh, Riley.
I feel Riley's probably got a very patient and caring owner,
because Riley moves at Riley's pace I think.
I don't know.
I'm gonna go with the gentleman in the hat here.
He looks like he's got caring eyes and I think
that a puppy like Riley would fit somebody like that.
There you go. - Hi Riley.
- Do you volunteer?
- I do, quite often actually.
- And what do you volunteer doing?
- Helping homeless, food banks, stuff like that.
- Final answer, I guess, yeah.
Bye Riley.
Well aren't you the happiest little friend.
Hi doggo!
What is this one's name? - Jack.
- Hi Jack.
You are a handful Jack, aren't you?
Oh look at you, good behaving, sitting down.
There you go.
Jack is a lover, but Jack is a big 'ol puppy.
I'm gonna go with this person.
Actually, that was my first guess.
Are you a very social person?
- Yeah, I'd say so.
- Are you a dog park person?
- Definitely, yeah.
- Alright, I think I'm gonna go with Jack
on the final answer here.
- (laughs) It's really just lack of confidence
that makes me able to be confident.
Oh, look at you.
Hello.
- Moose?
- There you go Moose.
You're very well trained I bet, aren't you, yes.
Okay, there's not too many people not holding leashes,
but I'm gonna go...
I'm gonna with the young woman right here with the shawl on.
Moose went in their direction initially.
So, I'm gonna go with my final answer here.
- I think I've got an adorable little lineup here.
Everyone looks really cute
with their pets so far, so we'll see.
- The littlest one!
- Leo!
Oh, little Leo!
Immediately in my mind,
I think I probably guessed wrong,
but I'm gonna go with her.
Do you like having pets you can hold?
- Yes, I do.
- I love having cuddly pets, my pets hate it.
Leo, you look much more comfortable like that,
don't you buddy?
- One more?
(laughs)
Well, I believe that since you are the final answer,
you should probably step forward for Mocha anyway.
I think Mocha probably goes to a pet salon.
- I go to the barber shop. - Okay. Okay.
I would send everybody home with these dogs,
I would trust all of them.
(laughs)
- Yeah, absolutely, completely 100% wrong.
(laughs)
- They all just instantly relaxed.
They all just settled down completely.
- Okay.
You're a student you said?
- Yes.
- And did Mocha come with you when you left home for school?
- Actually, I'm from here, and I got Mocha
when I went to Beijing to study for a little.
So, he feels like my companion.
- Right, so Mocha's been an international traveler with you?
- Yeah, pretty much. - That's pretty great.
And does Mocha go to the salon quite often.
- No, even though he should.
We don't really take him that often.
- Well, Mocha looks beautiful today.
- Thank you.
- Riley's much happier now that you're with him.
- Yes.
- How long have you had Riley?
- 12 years.
- 12 years, and was Riley a pup when you got Riley?
- Yeah he was.
- Now this makes sense also, like you can
just sense now the aura of calmness over both of them
now that they're together.
I think you probably know Riley very well and vice versa.
Jack is definitely also settled down in your presence.
I think that you probably have a little bit
of a commanding relationship with Jack.
Does he get out and volunteer with you?
- [Man] He actually stays with me 24 hours a day.
He's a service animal.
- What type of service animal is Jack?
- He's actually tasked-trained to help me
with my anxiety disorder.
And I have Post-Traumatic Stress, it's the complex kind.
But, if I have a panic attack, he'll respond to that.
I can actually show you.
And he'll persistently do this
until I take my hands away and pet him instead of--
- Changing focus. - getting looped into
that anxiety thing, yeah.
- Jack you are a sweetheart
and a very helpful animal, aren't you?
Moose is nervous, does Moose usually
play well with other dogs?
- He loves other dogs.
- And what makes an emotional support dog
different from another service animal?
- So Moose, he brings me comfort and so,
I have more of a depression side of things
and so when there's just days where I just can't do it,
like I'm laying in bed, he usually will
come cuddle me for a while and then eventually,
it kind of just makes me feel a lot better
and I'll get out of bed.
- Moose looks like he loves you a lot.
- Thank you.
- There you are.
You look much happier now too.
- The little one.
(Tom laughs)
- Is he an apartment dog?
- Yeah, he is, which is good because he's so small.
He does have a lot of energy though,
so I do have to take him out quite a bit.
- Tearing around that apartment.
- Yeah, he'll get into anything
or just do little wiener loops
around the apartment, going crazy.
- Little wiener loops.
- Yeah.
- Oh buddy!
Yes, nope, nope, nope, this is a bad,
not with Walter. (laughs)
I'm guessing you feel in love
with some snorting and some slobbering.
- Yeah, basically.
They just brighten your day.
- And Walter's a little older, is that right?
- He's three and a half.
- Oh, is he, okay.
I'm terrible at judging the age
of these puppies, it's like babies.
- He just looks older because of his white on his face.
- Yeah.
It's all the cocaine you do, Walter.
Slow down little guy.
And last but not least, Chip.
What is Chip's personality like?
- He's a lot like me.
He's very laid-back, relaxed, very food-motivated as well.
- [Tom] And is Chip mostly an indoor dog?
- Yeah, mostly.
He loves to lounge out.
- That's what I was thinking.
- Yeah, definitely a couch-potato.
- Netflix and chill.
- Exactly.
(laughing)
Go Chip, go.
- Oh, sorry.