WEBVTT 00:00:15.182 --> 00:00:16.240 Before I get started, 00:00:16.240 --> 00:00:19.390 I just want to say thank you for allowing us in Mexico, 00:00:19.390 --> 00:00:22.920 the most beautiful country, and the most beautiful people in the world. 00:00:22.920 --> 00:00:25.823 (Applause) 00:00:25.823 --> 00:00:29.369 [How to Build the Forever Dog] 00:00:29.369 --> 00:00:31.889 Now, I want to show you guys something pretty amazing. 00:00:32.783 --> 00:00:34.663 It's really incredible actually. 00:00:35.642 --> 00:00:38.459 And it's the story behind this next clip 00:00:38.459 --> 00:00:41.089 that's so incredible. 00:00:42.094 --> 00:00:43.504 Meet Tigger. 00:00:43.672 --> 00:00:48.339 This beautiful pit bull from Waco, Texas, is rolling around in the grass 00:00:48.339 --> 00:00:50.559 and enjoying the day. 00:00:50.858 --> 00:00:53.648 You see, her birthday just passed. 00:00:54.244 --> 00:00:57.360 And if Tigger could explain herself very quickly to you guys, 00:00:57.360 --> 00:01:00.990 she'd probably tell you she loves pizza, 00:01:01.392 --> 00:01:04.082 she hates cats, 00:01:04.415 --> 00:01:07.791 and there's this squirrel family that's on the other side of the fence - 00:01:07.791 --> 00:01:11.151 every morning they tease her; she hates them too. 00:01:11.684 --> 00:01:14.464 But that's not the most incredible part of this story. 00:01:15.657 --> 00:01:19.597 This dog's pet parents, Julie Morris and Brady, 00:01:19.745 --> 00:01:25.003 unknowingly had no idea they were raising 00:01:25.003 --> 00:01:29.553 the tenth oldest dog in the world today. 00:01:29.704 --> 00:01:32.554 A 22-year pit bull 00:01:32.637 --> 00:01:34.492 (Applause) 00:01:35.110 --> 00:01:38.100 which is incredible, and she's still going strong. 00:01:39.068 --> 00:01:42.174 And so for a lot of pet parents today, when we say 22, we're like, 00:01:42.174 --> 00:01:43.971 "Jeez. Holy smokes." 00:01:43.971 --> 00:01:48.380 You know, we've heard of the 14- or the 15-year-old dog, but 22? 00:01:48.380 --> 00:01:50.220 Is it achievable? 00:01:50.797 --> 00:01:57.102 What if I told you my friends that once upon a time, the 20-year-old dog 00:01:57.102 --> 00:01:59.512 may have been a natural thing. 00:02:00.248 --> 00:02:06.408 You see, if we go back 8,000 years ago, before the Bible, 00:02:07.588 --> 00:02:12.008 in the second oldest surviving piece of Western literature, 00:02:12.008 --> 00:02:14.331 there was a story that was written by Homer, 00:02:14.560 --> 00:02:17.280 and the story was called the Odyssey. 00:02:17.787 --> 00:02:21.077 And what you're seeing is a metal etching that sits above my desk. 00:02:21.238 --> 00:02:24.808 It was the first interaction between man and dog. 00:02:25.047 --> 00:02:28.537 But the clue that was in this, not a lot of people picked up on. 00:02:28.537 --> 00:02:33.217 You see, Odysseus left his house when his loyal dog, Argos, was just a baby, 00:02:33.217 --> 00:02:36.757 and he came back 20 years later to return to his old dog. 00:02:36.757 --> 00:02:40.067 Now, I'm not saying that the story of the Odyssey is a true story, 00:02:40.067 --> 00:02:43.099 but what I am saying is the clue for the age of a dog 00:02:43.099 --> 00:02:46.449 could have been the fact of that time when Homer was writing it. 00:02:46.933 --> 00:02:49.473 But are we seeing that today? 00:02:49.473 --> 00:02:51.653 Are we seeing 20 year old dogs? 00:02:53.236 --> 00:02:57.855 In 2010, the British Small Animal Veterinary Association 00:02:57.855 --> 00:03:00.645 put together a study, done on a survey. 00:03:00.825 --> 00:03:03.886 And today if you ask, "How old does a typical dog live for?" 00:03:04.291 --> 00:03:06.436 11.3 years is your answer. 00:03:06.436 --> 00:03:09.736 But that's 2010. Has there been anything updated? 00:03:11.281 --> 00:03:14.854 Ten years later, in 2014, the Kennel Club did a study 00:03:14.854 --> 00:03:19.514 on a survey of dogs, polar cohort, but they went back one year. 00:03:19.514 --> 00:03:20.525 One year! 00:03:20.525 --> 00:03:22.731 You talk to longevity experts, they'll tell you 00:03:22.731 --> 00:03:25.611 that the dog ages seven times faster than a human. 00:03:25.611 --> 00:03:28.241 What about cats? We've got to talk about cats. 00:03:28.407 --> 00:03:33.209 Banfield State of Health, on over 400,000 cats in their database, 00:03:33.209 --> 00:03:35.654 found that the typical cat lives to be 12. 00:03:35.654 --> 00:03:42.144 So as pet parents today, should we settle for 10-year-old dogs and 12-year-old cats? 00:03:42.247 --> 00:03:47.297 Should this be the norm or is there something we can do about it? 00:03:47.577 --> 00:03:51.077 And according to the top scientists in the world, my friends, 00:03:51.077 --> 00:03:53.353 there's something that we can do about it. 00:03:53.847 --> 00:03:58.214 You see, I spent the last few years of my life collecting information 00:03:58.214 --> 00:04:00.906 because I want my dogs to live a very long time, you see. 00:04:00.906 --> 00:04:06.101 I got to sit down with the top scientists, Ph.D.s, geneticists, microbiologists, 00:04:06.305 --> 00:04:11.185 the best of the best in cancer research, collecting data. 00:04:13.042 --> 00:04:16.482 And I do this to share it back to the people. 00:04:16.672 --> 00:04:18.053 And today, Facebook tells me 00:04:18.053 --> 00:04:20.542 that I have the largest pet health page in the world. 00:04:20.542 --> 00:04:22.382 But that's not my driver. 00:04:22.657 --> 00:04:25.937 My driver are these guys, the loves of my lives. 00:04:26.177 --> 00:04:29.545 And science tells me today that the two of these beautiful dogs 00:04:29.545 --> 00:04:31.145 have reached the end of the line, 00:04:31.145 --> 00:04:34.771 that this is it; I should get ready to lose my dogs. 00:04:35.020 --> 00:04:38.578 But the information that I've been collecting from these researchers 00:04:38.578 --> 00:04:40.574 is profound information 00:04:40.637 --> 00:04:44.607 that will not only slow down the aging process, 00:04:44.701 --> 00:04:51.221 but will increase longevity according to the top scientists in the world. 00:04:51.586 --> 00:04:55.936 But if I had to pick five simple things that all of you can do 00:04:55.981 --> 00:05:00.481 for your dogs, your cats, and yourselves, what would they be? 00:05:00.676 --> 00:05:03.338 Five tips to help you increase your longevity. 00:05:03.338 --> 00:05:06.618 Well, the first thing is stress resistance. 00:05:06.618 --> 00:05:09.184 We're all stressed out all the time. 00:05:09.184 --> 00:05:14.149 My coffee's too cold this morning; Wi-Fi is not working - I got one bar. 00:05:14.149 --> 00:05:17.329 We stress about the silliest things in the world. 00:05:17.835 --> 00:05:19.471 And stress can really effect us. 00:05:19.471 --> 00:05:22.381 In fact, if we looked at some of the oldest pets in the world, 00:05:22.381 --> 00:05:25.803 Jake Perry, who set the Guinness World Record twice 00:05:25.803 --> 00:05:28.057 for a 38- and 34-year-old cat. 00:05:28.057 --> 00:05:31.040 When they said to Jake, "What on earth did you do, Jake?" 00:05:31.040 --> 00:05:33.760 He said, "You know what? I built my cats a movie theater." 00:05:33.760 --> 00:05:34.764 (Laughter) 00:05:34.764 --> 00:05:38.254 And if they're stressed out, they watch movies at the end of the night. 00:05:38.254 --> 00:05:40.822 May seem crazy, but look what he's achieved. 00:05:40.822 --> 00:05:42.652 In fact, there's researchers right now 00:05:42.652 --> 00:05:45.106 traveling around the world researching Rottweillers. 00:05:45.106 --> 00:05:48.256 Rottweillers die of cancer really early, you see - around 8 or 9. 00:05:48.256 --> 00:05:52.244 And what the researchers want to know, the Rottweillers that live to be 15 or 16, 00:05:52.244 --> 00:05:54.965 what was so special about them? 00:05:55.615 --> 00:05:57.742 They had no stress in their lives. 00:05:57.932 --> 00:06:00.458 Now, we can come home and, we can say, 00:06:00.458 --> 00:06:03.595 "I had a fight with somebody this morning that pissed me off. 00:06:03.595 --> 00:06:07.112 I'm so angry, but I'm over it, and my dog can't tell." 00:06:07.112 --> 00:06:09.335 But not according to science. 00:06:09.335 --> 00:06:12.433 According to science, your dog can smell 00:06:12.433 --> 00:06:15.967 if you had a fight earlier on in the day or the day before. 00:06:15.967 --> 00:06:20.987 And what's worse is they can adapt to that emotion that you're feeling. 00:06:21.325 --> 00:06:24.865 You see, that I had to travel all the way to the other side of the world, 00:06:24.865 --> 00:06:26.219 To the University of Naples, 00:06:26.219 --> 00:06:28.515 where I got to sit down with Dr. Biagio D'Aniello 00:06:28.515 --> 00:06:29.845 and his team of scientists, 00:06:29.845 --> 00:06:32.096 and they were conducting a mind-blowing study 00:06:32.096 --> 00:06:35.385 that literally made major media headlines all over the world. 00:06:35.385 --> 00:06:38.896 They were collecting sweat samples: people who watched happy movies 00:06:38.896 --> 00:06:41.714 and people who watched scary movies. 00:06:41.714 --> 00:06:45.626 And they collected the sweat in bottles, and then they did this unbelievable study. 00:06:45.626 --> 00:06:48.858 In a small room where there was a pet owner on one side 00:06:48.858 --> 00:06:51.108 and a stranger on the other. 00:06:51.108 --> 00:06:53.908 If they were to take the sweat of somebody that was happy, 00:06:53.908 --> 00:06:57.031 and the person, and put it in the middle, how would the dog react? 00:06:57.031 --> 00:06:59.158 And it was unbelievable. 00:06:59.158 --> 00:07:02.518 The second the dog smelled the happy sweat, 00:07:02.518 --> 00:07:07.519 the dog instantly became happy and wanted to meet the stranger on the other side. 00:07:07.519 --> 00:07:09.144 But what would happen 00:07:09.144 --> 00:07:12.481 if they put the sweat of the person the scary movie? 00:07:12.481 --> 00:07:15.504 Instantly when the dogs would smell it, they would run, 00:07:15.504 --> 00:07:17.494 they would hide behind the owner. 00:07:17.494 --> 00:07:20.934 Some dog would be so scared they would press up against the wall, 00:07:20.934 --> 00:07:23.616 and they would want to make no interaction with anybody. 00:07:23.616 --> 00:07:25.312 And what the scientist found was 00:07:25.312 --> 00:07:28.240 that these dogs were not only smelling these emotions, 00:07:28.240 --> 00:07:31.663 but they were also adapting into those emotions. 00:07:32.793 --> 00:07:36.593 And so what's hugely important, and the one tip that we can talk about, 00:07:36.593 --> 00:07:39.359 is, man, try to get rid of some of the stress in your life. 00:07:39.359 --> 00:07:42.881 Do some yoga, meditate, go for a walk, whatever you can do, 00:07:42.881 --> 00:07:47.270 it will affect your pet dramatically and yourself, believe me. 00:07:47.270 --> 00:07:48.629 When I asked the scientists, 00:07:48.629 --> 00:07:51.404 "What piece of advice would you like to give to the world?" 00:07:51.404 --> 00:07:56.234 "Take more showers: wipe the sweat off you so your dog can't smell it." 00:07:57.551 --> 00:08:01.548 The second tip we would talk about, and this one is really important: 00:08:01.548 --> 00:08:03.945 Caloric restriction. 00:08:03.945 --> 00:08:06.848 If you talked to the top scientists in the world and you said, 00:08:06.848 --> 00:08:10.222 "How did we go from 11.3 years all the way to 10? 00:08:10.222 --> 00:08:11.445 How did we do that?" 00:08:11.445 --> 00:08:13.783 Scientists will tell you it's caloric restriction. 00:08:13.783 --> 00:08:15.815 That's the problem. Why? 00:08:15.836 --> 00:08:19.075 If we were to look at the pet obesity statistics worldwide right now, 00:08:19.075 --> 00:08:23.168 let's take the top eight countries in the world, my friends. 00:08:23.168 --> 00:08:28.772 We are seeing a huge increase in pet obesity. 00:08:28.772 --> 00:08:32.493 If you were to average all the major countries around the world, 00:08:32.493 --> 00:08:38.743 over 51% of animals - dogs and cats - are overweight or obese today. 00:08:38.743 --> 00:08:40.368 It's a huge problem. 00:08:40.732 --> 00:08:42.202 So what can we do? 00:08:42.586 --> 00:08:44.968 In the first study of its kind, 00:08:44.968 --> 00:08:46.743 scientists wanted to know 00:08:46.743 --> 00:08:49.563 what would happen if they took two groups of dogs. 00:08:49.563 --> 00:08:51.990 One group is the way that we all feed our dogs: 00:08:51.990 --> 00:08:55.139 Ah, I'll just put food in the bowl. He'll eat when he wants to eat. 00:08:55.139 --> 00:08:59.486 And in the other group, let's just take 25% out of the bowl. 00:08:59.486 --> 00:09:03.542 What could that do to the overall longevity of the animal? 25%. 00:09:03.542 --> 00:09:06.639 After the lifetime study from birth to death, 00:09:06.639 --> 00:09:10.703 the scientists found that just by reducing food by 25%, 00:09:10.703 --> 00:09:16.673 you could increase the lifespan of your animal by two extra years. 00:09:16.673 --> 00:09:20.560 Remember, longevity experts say that animals age seven times faster. 00:09:20.560 --> 00:09:22.451 Do the math. 00:09:22.451 --> 00:09:27.195 So it's hugely important that we don't feed our animals out of love, 00:09:27.195 --> 00:09:29.872 because we can shorten their lifespans dramatically. 00:09:29.872 --> 00:09:32.738 Food should nourish you, but it shouldn't hurt you. 00:09:33.318 --> 00:09:34.508 OK. 00:09:34.508 --> 00:09:39.430 The third tip that I could give you today is insulin signaling. 00:09:39.430 --> 00:09:41.070 This one's tough. 00:09:41.070 --> 00:09:43.738 I had a hard time with a lot of scientists with this one. 00:09:43.738 --> 00:09:48.065 But here's what we know: eat a lot of sugar, eat a lot of starch, 00:09:48.065 --> 00:09:50.188 and your blood sugars are going to go up. 00:09:50.188 --> 00:09:51.621 When your blood sugar goes up, 00:09:51.631 --> 00:09:54.584 your body does something and releases something called insulin. 00:09:54.584 --> 00:09:56.583 Now, here's what we know today in science: 00:09:56.583 --> 00:09:59.195 you release a lot of insulin, it could be toxic. 00:09:59.195 --> 00:10:02.304 Too much insulin can be inflammatory. 00:10:02.304 --> 00:10:07.164 Too much insulin could age you and can cell replicate. 00:10:07.720 --> 00:10:11.204 Now, he just mentioned to you that eating a lot of sugars and starches - 00:10:11.204 --> 00:10:12.342 what's the big deal? 00:10:12.342 --> 00:10:17.208 You can't make pet food, kibble, without getting the stick. 00:10:17.208 --> 00:10:19.566 Try to make a cookie without starch. Can't do it. 00:10:19.566 --> 00:10:23.266 So, the pet food manufacturer has to add starch to the food. 00:10:23.293 --> 00:10:26.388 The problem: pet owners have no idea how much is in it. 00:10:26.728 --> 00:10:30.131 These starches, a.k.a. carbohydrates, are a major macronutrient. 00:10:30.131 --> 00:10:33.369 So if the pet owner looks up and down a bag of food, he won't see it. 00:10:33.369 --> 00:10:36.184 The pet food manufacturer tells you how much fat's in there. 00:10:36.184 --> 00:10:37.280 That's a macronutrient. 00:10:37.280 --> 00:10:40.346 He tells you how much protein's in there. That's a macronutrient. 00:10:40.346 --> 00:10:42.919 What about the macronutrient that can fuel your animal? 00:10:42.919 --> 00:10:44.206 You should know about that. 00:10:44.206 --> 00:10:47.987 The entire bowl, over 50% of the bowl is a macronutrient that feeds your animal, 00:10:47.987 --> 00:10:49.182 and that's carbohydrates. 00:10:49.182 --> 00:10:52.160 And let me tell you, consuming that many carbohydrates, 00:10:52.160 --> 00:10:55.076 according to science, can age your pet dramatically. 00:10:55.076 --> 00:10:56.291 And there's an equation 00:10:56.291 --> 00:10:58.467 that the pet food manufacturers will tell you, 00:10:58.467 --> 00:11:01.140 "Hey, it's online. Just go on and do the math yourself." 00:11:01.150 --> 00:11:03.479 Who on earth does that? 00:11:04.467 --> 00:11:05.621 Here's the thing. 00:11:05.621 --> 00:11:09.466 I sat down with Dr. Richard Patton, 40-year nutritionist, 00:11:09.466 --> 00:11:13.183 the man who helped formulate all of these foods, and I asked him, 00:11:13.183 --> 00:11:15.685 "Dr. Patton, how much starch is too much starch?" 00:11:15.685 --> 00:11:18.387 And he said to me, "Rodney, if you went back in time 00:11:18.387 --> 00:11:20.839 before the pet food revolution of 100 years ago, 00:11:20.839 --> 00:11:24.035 dogs ate meat, seeds, nuts, berries - you name it." 00:11:24.035 --> 00:11:26.360 Add it all up, it's four percent carbohydrates. 00:11:26.360 --> 00:11:27.701 Today's dog and cat 00:11:27.701 --> 00:11:34.250 is consuming anywhere between 50-70% carbohydrates. 00:11:34.910 --> 00:11:38.161 And unless you're testing your dog's blood sugars every single day, 00:11:38.161 --> 00:11:41.534 unless you're pricking your animals and taking them to your veterinarian 00:11:41.534 --> 00:11:44.865 and testing their insulin levels, you could be aging them very quickly. 00:11:44.865 --> 00:11:48.294 So it's very important, as pet parents around the world, 00:11:48.294 --> 00:11:51.121 we learn how much starches are in our foods. 00:11:51.831 --> 00:11:56.223 The fourth tip is repair of damage. Now this one's big. 00:11:56.223 --> 00:12:00.162 If you damage your cells, you have to fix your cells. 00:12:00.162 --> 00:12:01.399 And how do you do that? 00:12:01.399 --> 00:12:04.170 Talk to any health expert in the world and they'll tell you 00:12:04.170 --> 00:12:06.912 that your entire immune system is your gut, 00:12:06.912 --> 00:12:10.302 and when you have a healthy immune system, you're going to repair cells, 00:12:10.302 --> 00:12:13.560 whether you're human, whether you're a dog, or you're a cat. 00:12:13.560 --> 00:12:16.002 But what helps a healthy immune system? 00:12:16.002 --> 00:12:19.155 I traveled all the way to Udine University - 00:12:19.155 --> 00:12:21.687 it can be a very tough one for being an Italian word - 00:12:21.687 --> 00:12:24.357 where these scientists were doing something unbelievable. 00:12:24.357 --> 00:12:28.132 Two scientists, Dr. Misa Sandri and Dr. Bruno Stefanon - 00:12:28.132 --> 00:12:30.066 and these scientists wanted to know 00:12:30.066 --> 00:12:34.109 if feeding dogs a certain type of food would help their microbiome, 00:12:34.109 --> 00:12:36.512 make their immune system healthier. 00:12:36.512 --> 00:12:38.424 So they went through a lot of crap - 00:12:38.669 --> 00:12:40.839 like, no, literally, like a lot of poop - 00:12:41.614 --> 00:12:46.021 analyzing the microbiome of animals, the bacteria that's inside the poop. 00:12:46.021 --> 00:12:48.360 And what they found was fascinating. 00:12:48.360 --> 00:12:51.749 What these scientists did was they took two panels of dogs. 00:12:51.749 --> 00:12:56.101 On one side, the dogs ate the traditional diet of kibble, the dry food in the bowl. 00:12:56.101 --> 00:12:57.645 Here's what's really cool. 00:12:57.645 --> 00:12:59.007 On the other side, 00:12:59.007 --> 00:13:02.180 they replicated that same bowl, but they just didn't cook it. 00:13:02.180 --> 00:13:06.031 It's the same bowl uncooked with fresh vegetables and fresh meat. 00:13:06.031 --> 00:13:09.032 And so what kind of impact would that have on animals? 00:13:09.032 --> 00:13:12.259 Under a microscope, the results were unbelievable. 00:13:12.259 --> 00:13:17.401 The animals that ate the bowl uncooked not only had a better microbiome, 00:13:17.401 --> 00:13:19.741 but a more diverse microbiome. 00:13:19.741 --> 00:13:22.618 So when I traveled to the university in London, 00:13:22.618 --> 00:13:24.877 King's College, Dr. Tim Spector, 00:13:24.877 --> 00:13:28.705 one of the most cited scientists in the entire world, microbiologist, 00:13:28.705 --> 00:13:32.887 he told me, my friend, the more diverse that your dog and cats bellies are, 00:13:32.887 --> 00:13:34.880 the longer they'll live. 00:13:34.880 --> 00:13:38.103 And if there's ever a time to add a little bit of fresh food 00:13:38.103 --> 00:13:41.090 that the good lord put on this planet for all of us to share, 00:13:41.090 --> 00:13:42.817 share it with your pets. 00:13:43.417 --> 00:13:48.336 OK, the last tip of the day for you guys - what would it be? Environmental factors. 00:13:48.336 --> 00:13:51.661 Now, this is a tough category to cover. 00:13:51.661 --> 00:13:57.296 This could be toxins, lawn pesticides, floor cleaners, candles. 00:13:57.296 --> 00:13:59.546 I wanted to pick one easy that you could all do. 00:13:59.546 --> 00:14:01.100 And what was that? 00:14:01.465 --> 00:14:02.630 Exercise. 00:14:02.630 --> 00:14:04.038 It's an environmental factor. 00:14:04.038 --> 00:14:06.224 Some of you say, "What's the big deal?" 00:14:06.224 --> 00:14:10.576 If we took two of some of the oldest living dogs in the world, 00:14:10.576 --> 00:14:12.092 the 31-year-old dog, Maggie, 00:14:12.092 --> 00:14:14.755 who just passed away a couple of years ago, God love her, 00:14:14.755 --> 00:14:17.567 and the 25-year-old vegan dog named Bramble. 00:14:17.567 --> 00:14:19.437 What did these two dogs have in common? 00:14:19.437 --> 00:14:22.757 You see, if you asked Anne Heritage, Bramble's mother, 00:14:22.757 --> 00:14:26.529 she said the one thing that she did that was critical was exercise. 00:14:26.529 --> 00:14:29.548 Well, I like to walk my dogs 20 minutes around the neighborhood. 00:14:29.548 --> 00:14:30.677 That'a a joke. 00:14:30.677 --> 00:14:36.828 She gave her dog two hours of exercise every single day plus swimming. 00:14:37.329 --> 00:14:39.887 My 20-minute walk is a joke. 00:14:40.257 --> 00:14:42.375 And here's what's even crazier. 00:14:42.755 --> 00:14:44.801 When they asked Brian McClaren, 00:14:44.801 --> 00:14:49.751 the man who put together the oldest dog in the world, and they said to him, 00:14:49.751 --> 00:14:53.055 "Brian, how much exercise did you give your animal?" 00:14:53.055 --> 00:14:59.097 And remember, exercise lowers stress, lowers blood sugars, lowers insulin. 00:14:59.097 --> 00:15:01.483 It's the cheapest form of therapy today. 00:15:01.483 --> 00:15:04.019 Brian McClaren said, "I didn't really exercise my dog. 00:15:04.019 --> 00:15:06.825 You see, I would drive my tractor and my dog would follow me 00:15:06.825 --> 00:15:09.359 from one end of the farm - it was only 10 kilometers - 00:15:09.359 --> 00:15:11.944 then I would drive back to the other side of the farm - 00:15:11.944 --> 00:15:14.633 it was only 10 kilometers - maybe 20 kilometers a day ... 00:15:14.633 --> 00:15:16.694 every single day. 00:15:17.744 --> 00:15:21.634 Exercise is critical. 00:15:22.768 --> 00:15:24.443 Here's the thing. 00:15:24.992 --> 00:15:28.572 We need more Tiggers on this planet. 00:15:28.701 --> 00:15:31.788 This list that I share with you, my friends, 00:15:31.788 --> 00:15:35.658 is not for those people who say, "It's just a dog or a cat. 00:15:35.891 --> 00:15:38.391 I'm OK with 10 or 12; it's fine." 00:15:39.077 --> 00:15:41.327 Don't bother with this list. 00:15:41.583 --> 00:15:46.110 This list if for that pet parent who lays up at night 00:15:46.110 --> 00:15:49.036 and stares at the ceiling, and in his soul, 00:15:49.036 --> 00:15:52.714 he's ripped apart when he thinks about the moment that he has to lose his pet, 00:15:52.714 --> 00:15:54.712 his best friend. 00:15:54.712 --> 00:15:57.822 This list, my friend, is for that pet owner. 00:15:58.672 --> 00:16:03.388 I hope this inspires you and these tips help you create the forever pet. 00:16:03.388 --> 00:16:04.638 Thank you. 00:16:04.638 --> 00:16:07.048 (Applause) (Cheers)