Charlie. What is that?
Hey. Come here.
Charlie!
Seriously?
If I could describe Charlie in one word, it would be tornado.
Bro, it’s raining. Come back inside, please.
He flops through like a bunny rabbit,
throwing his whole body weight around.
This isn’t a game. Come on. Back inside. Let’s go.
Charlie, where are you going? Where are you going, Charlie?
Seriously, though, I can’t let you back inside
when you eat dirt.
Now I’m wet. You’re wet. You got a dirty nose, dirty paws.
But you had fun? That’s all that matters. That’s all that matters.
Charlie actually was rescued from a junkyard.
Can you imagine this little face in a junkyard?
Unwanted? I can't.
Charlie is the newest addition to the Perkins family.
Everything that you can do
when you bring a new puppy home,
I think we did it completely wrong.
Totally wrong. We brought Charlie
straight into the house. Harper and Cannoli just went
full on, "Get out of our house."
Now, Charlie and Harper are friendly-ish.
Harper's definitely the teacher.
Anytime Charlie does something that he's not
supposed to, Harper puts him in check.
The problem here is with the diva, Cannoli.
She's a little whatever about Charlie right now, honestly.
What are you guys doing?
Are you guys playing or are you fighting? Hmm?
Hey, we're the Perkins family.
Charlie — can you stop eating me for a second, please?
Let's not start the fighting on camera, please. Please.
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Charlie, what are you doing?
Are you happy to see Mom, Harper?
This is Harper and we like to call her our wise little goat.
Years ago,
this man was trying to get rid of these puppies.
They were sick, really skinny.
And I ended up taking Harper home with me.
I walked up to Steven and I just —
in my little hands, that's how tiny she was,
I was like, "I did something."
You were so proud and happy.
I was so excited, but also kinda like —
I overreacted. I just said, "What are you doing?"
I could not leave her there.
I couldn't leave her on the street.
To this day I ask Steven, "Is Harper not the best thing
that's ever happened to us?" And he says, "Yes."
She is the best thing.
He takes back getting upset at me that day.
You take it back, right? I take it back. OK, good.
Years ago, Steven and I
suffered a pretty bad miscarriage
and it was devastating.
One of the most heartbreaking things for me.
I think I went into a little bit of a depression at the time
and I wouldn't get out of bed for weeks.
Harper, we found, was one of the most
emotionally supportive dogs.
She was just by my side every single day.
She just comforted me.
She knew that I wasn't feeling my best.
And she really helps get me through everything.
She's now 14 years old.
So I think she's getting a little grumpier.
We have new puppy energy in the house
and she's kind of not about it and she has her moments.
This is Cannoli, but we like to call her
the diva of the house.
She was rescued from a backyard.
She was just left outside.
The people who owned the house didn't
want anything to do with the puppies.
She's an escape artist.
She cannot be tamed, although she was trained.
She did go to a puppy university.
And she graduated. She walked.
When she wants something, she will look up at you
with the cutest puppy dog eyes.
It’s like a cartoon. And you can’t say no. No.
Desi and I were considering getting another dog
and we were like, "We really don't
have any business getting another dog.”
But yet again, we're like,
"What's the harm in going to see another dog?"
We knew what we were doing.
We ended up coming home with Charlie
and he hasn't left since.
I never thought we'd be a three dog family,
but I just told Desi yesterday that
three's not much worse than two.
And he was like, "Should we get a fourth?"
No.
They bring so much entertainment,
personality,
joy.
I mean, I can't imagine not having them.
Dogs are always so happy, like
they don't have a care in the world.
They don't have bills, Steven.
It's true.
The one thing I’ll say that is the most rewarding
about being a rescue parent is
that they really show you how much they appreciate you.
A lot of times these puppies are coming from
a really bad living condition.
And when you show them the love that they deserve,
it is such a strong bond.
Surprised. They’re actually doing really well together.
There's nothing hard about being a rescue parent.
Rescue all the pups in the world, period.
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