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C: So, how is, uh, fatherhood going for you? Are you enjoying fatherhood?
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I do enjoy it. It's difficult. It gets easier, though, it's one of those things that gets easier.
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I had a dog once, and that doesn't get easier. It doesn't. It's harder having a dog,
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because children develop, and dogs just stay dumb.
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And they never figure it out. And, when you're...I don't know if you've ever had a dog that's had a
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medical problem, but you can't get their cooperation. You need to help them.
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Because you can't say to them, "You know, you have this problem, you see..."
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I had this dog...when I took my dog to the vet the first time, she was, I don't know, a year old when
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I adopted her. And the vet told me, "Don't let your dog eat dark chocolate."
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I don't know if you know this, but...
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C: I've heard this, that dark chocolate is supposed to be poison to dogs.
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L: It kills them. And vets won't explain it further, either. It's like, "Why does it kill them?"
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"Well, uhh, it just...they die." Like, they won't tell you why. I'm like, "What do I do if my dog eats
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dark chocolate? "Watch her die...or leave the room."
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So. But the vet did tell me that there is one thing that you can do, which is give your dog hydrogen
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peroxide. And that foams up in the dog's belly, and they throw it up with the chocolate.
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That's what you...you should know to do that.
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But! You've got to do it quickly, before they ingest the chocolate. Alright so, I come home, like six
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months later, and sure enough, my dog ate dark chocolate. I had friends who had stayed over, and
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they didn't know. They left dark chocolate in low places.
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Conan: Right
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Which is very, uh, popular...
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Andy: Oh, here's a good place for this.
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Louis: Yes.
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Conan: I could put it on this high shelf, but I think not!
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Louis: They put it way down.
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Andy: I may be crawling on the floor later.
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Louis: That's right, and I might...need a snack.
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Conan: So what...so you come home and...had your dog eaten it?
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Louis: She had eaten a whole big bar of dark...
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Conan: Oh my god!
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Louis: ...of Polish chocolate - the 'Polish' part doesn't matter, but I like saying Polish Chocolate.
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and my dog had chocolate on her face, and I went, "OH MY GOD!"
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And she looked at me like, "I was home for an hour, alone...what are you going...you know, come on."
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And I was like, "You're going to die!"
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And she's looking at me like, "I don't understand English, but I get that you're upset."
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And, uh, so I'm thinking, I've got to get hydrogen peroxide into this dog, but I don't have any.
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So I've got to the pharmacy, and she needs to come with me because there's no time.
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I am in NYC, and I take my...I put the leash on her, and she's excited, she's like, "We're going for
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a walk!" and I'm running and she's like, "This is great for you, you never exercise!"
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She's just enjoying it.
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And we get to the pharmacy, and she's waiting for me when I come out. And I've got a bottle of hydrogen
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peroxide that I have to make her drink.
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Like, take yourself through that. How do you make a dog...like you just "Here. Drink this." you know?
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So I kinda pour a little in her snout and she goes [psshhh]
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Like that. And so I kinda grab her and pour a little bit more...
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and she's goes, "I thought I was pretty clear that I didn't like that."
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Like she looks at me like she's just trying to figure out, "What's going on here?"
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And so I get my whole body around her - this dog was 70lbs, she was like an alligator,
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if she didn't want to drink something...she's just thrashing and I'm like "DRINK IT!"
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And at one point I have her at the end of the leash, and she's looking at me, all wet on the face,
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And she gives me this look like, "I don't know what happened to you...but...our thing is over."
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"I'm a dog."
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And she starts going [growl] - she became completely viscous. [growl]
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She's trying to bite me, and I'm trying to save her life!
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Conan: Yeah.
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Louis: So I'm literally, I'm punching her in the face.
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And splashing this stuff...
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I'm holding her lip open and I'm going "DRINK IT!"
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I'm kicking her in the stomach. And people are looking...I look and there are hundreds of people on
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the sidewalk, just horrified. There's cars stopping, they're honking at me. "Just leave her alone!"
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"She's going to die!" It was a nightmare.
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Finally, I got enough up her nose, and whatever, and she was like, "Dude...uh, just...[groaning]"
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And just like a pump she was like blurp blurp blurp, and just brown foam...brown...
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like another dog is coming out of her.
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And, she made it, but...she never liked me after that.
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She hated me. Because, from her point of view, I just went nuts. For no reason.
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Conan: You went nuts. For no reason.
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Louis: I lost my mind.
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Conan: We have to take a commercial break, more with Louis CK in just a second, stick around.