[PHONE RINGING]
- Hi Jim, how are you?
-I'll be doing better when I got Nubz.
- I'm sure you will.
It will be an hour before we get to you.
- That's gonna be the longest hour of my life,
I hope you know that.
[LAUGHTER]
You got the phone next to him?
- Nubz, want to talk to your dad?
- Really looking forward to seeing ya.
- That was your dad.
Lets go. Come on, sweet pea.
Take your time.
I know Nubz is going to have a great life
out in Oregon with Jim. He saw Nubz on Facebook.
- I saw pictures and videos, and he's just got
such a great personality.
He doesn't feel like he's any different than any other dog.
And that's what I appreciate about him.
When he was at therapy and he slid down that ramp,
that was it.
That's when I made the decision to put in the app.
- You got more traction to that side.
- Why not give a dog an opportunity to have
the best life possible when they really deserve it?
He deserves the best, and I feel we can give that to him.
- It's like a happy and sad day at the same time.
He's been with me three months,
but that's part of fostering.
I know it's temporary, until we find
their perfect forever home. Come on, Nubz.
Good boy.
- As you see, he's used to my taking them off and on.
Now that goes inside. Yes. You want it snug.
When you put him down, if he starts holding his foot up,
that means they're not on right.
Bailey looks thrilled about him.
- He's everything-- actually, he's more than what I imagined.
- Good boy.
- Good bye.
- Bye, baby boy.
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- We are leaving to head to Ohio.
We're driving eight to nine hour days.
Here we are in Idaho. In the dog park.
It is very satisfying to see that things are gonna work out.
But this is one of the best things
that every happened to me in my entire life.
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Go see the beast.
Yep, that's your water bowl and that's your plate,
where it says Nubz.
Now this is the no fly zone. Right here.
Yeah, our dogs are spoiled.
Alright, one more round and that's it, folks.
And this is Toy Land, over here.
There's only about a dozen balls in here.
Good boy. What do you think of the new house, huh?
I've already made arrangements with our vet
to have acupuncture treatment.
- How are you guys?
- He's a - he's a great dog. He really, really is.
Is he about full size right now, or is he gonna get taller?
- I think he's got a bit of growing to do.
Good boy Nubz.
- Here we go.
- Every needle we place is based on a landmark.
- Good boy.
- Do some massage with these guys a lot of times too.
When they have to hold a lot of their body weight up front,
they'll end up getting a lot of tight muscles.
Animals don't have the stigma that comes
with the loss of a limb. They adjust and they move on.
Nubz, it's just part of his norm.
- Thank you Laura.
- Yes, you're welcome. I think it's a really special thing.
Jim has a big heart, and not every person
is up for taking on such a big responsibility.
Alrighty, Nubster. Here we go. Your new job.
Want to see your new office? Come on. Here we go.
Okay. When we designed the new office space,
they knew we were going to have dogs.
We have a feeding area.
My life revolves around dogs. Let's see Stephanie.
- Hi. There you are! VP of Barketing.
- He will work for food. That much I do know.
He's a good dog. I don't know how else to put it.
I just want to give him a good life.
These two are absolutely inseparable.
They get up in the morning to play, they play all the time.
He's starting to understand that this is his new pack
and this is his new life. He's going to have a good life.
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