Aurora Boardealis: Hi Bogey
Bogey: (sniff) Hi (sniff).
AB: Where were you before you were here?
B: (sniff) I don't really know, but it smelled like wet newspapers and garlic. (sniff)
AB: Being a Beagle mix you go a lot by smell, don't you?
B: (sniff) (sniff) Now that I think of it, you smell a lot like wet newspaapers and garlic. (sniff) (sniff) (sniff)
AB: Okay, that's enough sniffing me.
B: Seriously? (sniff) There is never enough (sniff) sniffing.
AB: Let ask you what type of home you are hoping for.
B: I'd like it (sniff) to smell like (sniff) sausage.
AB: So a home hear a grocery store then?
B: Or (sniff) a pizzeria.
AB: That narrows down your options, doesn't it?
B: Not really (sniff). I can smell eighteen different pizza places right now. And a Chinese restaurant.
AB: We're nowhere near any restaurants.
B: Exactly (sniff).
AB: Well you are a very sweet little dog. I hope you find a forever home very soon.
B: (sniff) (sniff) (sniff) Orange cat.
AB: What?
B: You have (sniff) an orange cat, don't you?
AB: You can tell that by smelling?
B: (sniff) No, there's hair all over your pants.
AB: Thanks, Bogey, and good luck.
