August 17, 2025 • 54 mins
In this episode of The Squirrel Hour, host Rick Hunter a.k.a. Spyder-Pup welcomes listeners back with an important safety announcement before introducing special guests from the Netherlands, Pup Teagel and Pup Ello. The guests share their experiences of pride events in Amsterdam and their aspirations for the future, including plans to move to Italy. The episode also touches on the unique dynamics within the pup community, how the guests met, and their journeys into pup play. Packed with fun facts, first-time revelations, and a strong focus on mental health, this episode brings together diverse perspectives and fosters deep connections across continents. Don't forget to stay tuned for the secret word, a shout-out to superfan Pup that you’ll have to listen to find out who that is and get ready for the aftershow: Squirrels After Dark.
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Wikipedia Global Link of Suicide Crisis Lines:
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We, we, we, we know how this works out and as well to our
guests, whatever we do, do not turn off any cameras until we
are finished making sure all is in order.
And welcome back. Everybody heard that last little
kind of a safety announcement sowe don't lose the podcast.
Welcome back to the Squirrel Hour Season 3 episode. 16.
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There is the sexy voice of our loving, loving day, Rod up
Titan. Welcome back to the show
everybody. We are excited to have a couple
of guests on the show. Well, I will announce shortly I
am your host, Rick Hunter AKA Spider Pup, and I'm happy to be
here today on this very special episode.
It is long in the making. I, I want to remind all of our
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listeners, of course, that we are a not safe for work podcast
and that is extremely important.Please make sure that you are
listening appropriately and you know, you just want to make sure
you don't get yourself trouble. With that being said, I would
like to pass over to my hubby todo his new updated.
Announcement. Nice.
Did you did you get the text or e-mail?
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From I did, I did not. OK, So this podcast is recorded
on the traditional territories of the Quiquitlam First Nations
and the unseeded lands of several other nations here in
the Lower Mainland. And we thank you for allowing us
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to be here. That was updated.
There will be a story behind that later on and how and how
that came to be about. Thank you, honey.
With that, let's let's get rightinto the show.
Who is with us around the table?Who's here on today's podcast.
Hey, it's jukey. Fun fact about me, I've only
been to two Vancouver pride parades and both I ended up with
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my image on the news that's. Awesome.
Hey, who's been on the news for good?
For good things. All right, fair enough.
Making history. Right.
People who look back at that in 50 years from now and go.
Who's that? Who's that sexy lady in the back
of the Dalmatian? Who wouldn't put her on the
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news? Sweet.
Oh yeah, that's what the sweet talker.
It's pop Titan or J Rudd. Fun fact, growing up I've always
wanted to be a Baker. Cool.
Yeah, that is a cool fact. I.
Just didn't have the dough though, ha.
Oh God. We all felt for it again, God
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damn it. I was ready to give you tips and
ask you if you wanted to try again.
Ha ha ha, that's my dad joke forthe episode.
And well, well played. I know, right?
Thank you. That's that's how you get it.
T-bone how you do it? I was just going to say as a
kid, I wanted to be a hot dog, man.
There's no dad dog. I just wanted.
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To be a hot dog man, Something like a Nacho man.
I saw a hot dog guy at the superstore and I I thought he
had the greatest job in the world and I was like 10 years
old, 12. Years old, selling his wieners.
Yeah, yeah. I mean.
I don't know. Kind of doing that now a.
Little bit. Only fans.
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Honey, are you here? I, Sharon Dubois, I'm here and I
don't have a fun fact about myself.
But it's a jukey. Thing spot has been put away for
the year and Hitch is back to hitch the the final that I just
need to take spots body parts out of the backseat well.
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And he will be back. Bigger and.
Better, yes, yeah, I need to figure out the wheel thing
though. Like I have such an idea for
that and I it's just something Ineed to try and engineer and
figure out, but I have a year todo it so.
You have lots of time. And you know what?
The funny thing I realized todaythat our special guests will get
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to participate in the secret word that you normally they have
to listen for. So they get the You 2 are going
to come up with the secret word for the other stinky pups to
listen to, which is, you know, somewhat ironic.
It's funny, the only other stinky pup who's not here is
Chase. What?
Shout out to handler Chase. Oh, Billy, really?
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Well, I see 2:00 and 3:00, so we.
Have to I have. To imply that there's 5 now.
I see and our last physical castmember at the table today is.
T-bone, and I think it's been a long time since I've been here.
No, you've been here almost every episode you were here.
Last didn't I miss the last? No.
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No, he was not here last time 1 before.
So I was at Shambhala. That's like 1 episode.
Yeah, okay. But yeah, I had a really great
time. It was a very spiritual journey
for me. Got a lot out of it.
Yeah, good times. I remember less is more people.
The hippies knew what they were talking about.
Yeah, that's all I'm going to say.
It is true and we come to our missing cast members today, of
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course, which is Sprinkles the Kids and Silent Peter all are
missing today. They are missing most of the
episodes for this month just because they have prior
commitments and that's OK. They will be back I believe in
September at some point back on the podcast and they are looking
forward to being back on the show.
Miss them? We always miss them.
Yeah. And with that being said, we are
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happy to invite on to the show today 2 special guests.
Who are like ready for bed because it's really late.
They are not. They are nay puppies and.
We're we are moon puppies. Exactly.
See, I know however, but we havebeen, it has been a long time in
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the making and I am very happy to introduce to you on the show,
which we'll come back to and we have lots of questions and learn
all about them. We have from the Netherlands my
very, very, very close and long term friend for the last two
years of the stinky pups pup Tegel and his loving and sexy
boyfriend Pop Ello. Would you like to introduce
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yourself to say hello and we're going to come back because you
got a lot. We have a lot of talking.
What I'm about Deagle. I don't have a relief, no.
Not not much of A fun fact. No, no, I'm OK.
I'm I'm, I am, I am pop ello. And little fun fact, we spent
this weekend making homemade lemonade and syrups.
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Oh. Nice, nice, which which goes
really good with liquor, so we'll be trying that out today.
Smart. And there they are, and we are
so excited to have you on the show, both of you.
Cheers to you. Guys and cheers everyone read
the glass as in these friends ofhappy hour.
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Cheers. Welcome to the podcast.
Cheers. All right, I have a question.
Wow, that was fast. My question is, is I understand
that there's two different Netherlands.
So where are you guys? Like there's the Netherlands and
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then there's just Netherlands. Oh, I think you're referring to
Holland. So many people say Holland, but
that's just North and South of Holland, which are two of the 12
professors we have in the Netherlands.
I'm, I'm well, he used to live in Holland, but he's now living
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with me in a little town called Hohfein, which is in Trenta,
which is in the middle of nowhere because nobody fucking
knows Trenta, which is the Netherlands.
So that's the the thing a lot ofpeople from especially from
America, but from Canada, so I'll get confused about.
So there's Holland and there's the Netherlands, and Holland is
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a part of the Netherlands. OK.
I know we were just, and I thinkthat's originally when we were
first looking at the podcast andthe different countries, it was
like Netherlands and the Netherlands.
And I will remind our tune guests that I've sent you a
private chat in the chat programto remind you to don't forget
that we, I need a little bit of information from you before we
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before we, before we forget about that.
And we will come back to that ina little tiny bit.
With that being said, let's go around the table and you know
what, let's turn the lights on, which I just realized.
How about we, oh, there we are. I knew there was something
missing today. Lights for the podcast the last
two weeks. What happened?
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What's going on? I'm, I'm going to start, I'm
going to jump in, let hubby finish because again, we're
going to come back to it. We're going to compare the two
pride parades because we only recently discovered that both
our Pride parade and Teague and Ello's their pride parade is on
the same day. Ello yes no F very.
Cool. Well, I wasn't making.
Quit it. No, but it made sense.
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And Ello's pride parade? I tried.
It's OK, I'm not mad. I'm Ello.
Right, I know. See, he's Ello.
But I was singing. In the context we're trying to.
Say thank you, Jukie. Sometimes I have multiple
personalities, so allows kind ofcorrect, you know?
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There. Right, So what happened the last
two weeks for us, obviously the highlight is definitely we did
have our pride parade, which it was incredibly successful months
of planning, everything worked out.
Out of the 28 participants that we had, 27 people showed up.
Out of all the pups, we lost onejust due to mechanical a car
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problem. So the the show up was amazing.
Are my bestie Juki was of coursein the parade in the back.
We totally smuggled her in, right?
No, I would. I checked.
She was totally allowed. We, we, we verified with the
Vancouver Pride Society that anybody riding the truck was not
an actual marcher. So that allowed us to open up
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spots to have other pups. We had two additional pups from
Ottawa that joined us because weopened up spots who marched with
us in the parade, Right. Yes, I'm well aware.
I was working on that. I did.
I did my research and make sure it was properly right.
He was saying they were from theMontreal for the longest time
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and they were like, actually, we're from Ottawa.
Yeah, I was. Wondering why I didn't detect a
French accent. So yes, so they were in the
parade. It was a fantastic event.
I had a great time, weather was amazing, the experience was
amazing. Hats off and a shout out to the
Vancouver Pride Society for all the work that they do leading up
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to the event. It was just insane.
We had our first block party, which was so the parade ended at
Davie St. which is the gay area in Vancouver.
It is the first time that we have had a block party in seven
years ending. It has been a long time.
It was so exciting. All the all the vendors were at
a different park only like a 10 minute walk away, so all the
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vendors were separate. It was.
Oh yeah, it was 2 blocks block, 2 blocks at the most.
It was great. I spent the whole day.
It made me realize how lucky I am that I stayed with the
community I got. It was so funny because I could
not walk like 50 feet without someone even from behind try. 5
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feet. Without someone yelling my name
or running into someone, you're like, oh, Spider and I'm walking
down the street like Spider justso it.
It just felt really good that itwithin the two years and staying
it out that I've been able to inthe community and there was a
lot of positive feedback from the pups.
Just saying thank you for all the organization that I didn't
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do a lot of the work. I'm just good at organizing.
A lot of the pups did all the work they did.
They did all the deckling, they did all the cutting.
I'm I'm just a a good organizing.
Puppy, I just drank beer and made sure they were doing it
right. Yeah.
Did you have a whip with you? I did not, but then again I
don't need to because I I alwaysI have a very authoritative
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figure. Presence.
Presence and people have asked me, of course, am I interested
in being a handler. And I'm like, absolutely not.
I have to do enough shit in my life.
T-bone you. Can go ahead and say big Dick
energy. Well, well, maybe that too well.
Some of the pups discovered that.
Yeah, wait. One puppy who discovered that,
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who's purple, and that's anotherstory.
We know who you are. We know who you are.
Yeah, we know which puppy you are.
And then another puppy discovered that afterwards.
Yes, that's what happens. But fantastic day.
That's me that that's the highlight of of my last two
weeks to give someone else the chance.
Does anybody else have anything positive that has occurred in
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the past two weeks they'd like to share before moving on?
Well to to build on yours. But it is the pride episode.
Well-being in the back of the truck, it was just amazing
because I got to see there was certain stretches of Rd. that
were straight and we were going up an incline so I could see the
entire parade behind us. It was amazing.
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Nice. Well, at least the part that was
still there that didn't get blocked off by the protest.
And you have something to add you to.
No, no, we just had a really nice pride in general.
We well, in Amsterdam you have to party, say you have to the
boats. We didn't really go to the boats
because we think it's too commercial like like too many
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too, too, too many companies with a boat at pride in
Amsterdam. Like, I'm not interested in the,
it's just like some companies that don't have to do anything
with Pride at all than just for Pride.
Amsterdam, they're on a Pride boat and they, I didn't like
that. We went to the boats in Utrecht,
which is way more fun to go. But we went to the Crash party,
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which is a kink party, which wasreally fun.
Yes. That makes sense.
Anybody else before you get backto the boys?
Yeah, I went to Shambhala, met some beautiful people, met a
girl. She's in Edmonton though, of
course. We'll see.
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Hey careful now because my my sisters are in Edmonton and I'm
pretty sure they went to Shambhala.
I will actually be visiting Edmonton and hanging out with
her, she seems very nice. OK, so this is my future
brother-in-law. Not with her.
She's cool. I know you love Shambola.
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Yeah, the hippies figured it outlike that.
That was my biggest revelation. I broke my toe.
I didn't tell you guys that, didI?
No, I broke my toe. It really hurt.
Oh, my God. I had to break it back luckily.
I was tired. Why did you do it?
About 3 weeks ago I was, I was, I forgot.
I can't believe I haven't said this on the podcast yet, but I
came back from my second job. So it was very early in the
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morning, which played a good role, played a good factor into
the whole story because I was tired enough to break it back.
And I did that and it took weeks, major pain until like
like last week working at my second job, I could barely work.
It was so painful. And then this week, because I'm
healthy and I eat right and workout all that good stuff, I'm
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like completely healed up as of this week.
So 3. And apparently that's very fast
for a broken toe. Everybody I've talked to it's
like 4 plus weeks. It is.
So yeah, 3 three weeks is good. Have you ever seen the meme?
And, and it applies to me because, you know, you don't
realize that you could speak 30 different languages and it's a
picture of it, your, your pinky toe being bent backwards or
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something. I was like, you didn't realize
you could speak. And not just 30 different
languages like you're speaking ancient ancient tongue, but.
Yeah, that happened. A couple days before I went to
Shambhala and I straight up likeI, I as soon as I broke it back,
I immediately started laughing to myself because I saw the
humor in the situation. It was my cat that was messing
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around and was trying to get herwith a spray bottle.
But I took it as AI took it as asign from the universe to take
things slow. And I did that.
And yeah, I just did, basically did some Ed bowls and met some
really cool people and I had a really good time, Yeah.
Awesome. Less is more.
It's always good to dictate kind.
Of artists actually went to Shambala as well, Kelly and Ryan
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and the gang, the Jeepers that we really don't associate or
talk to you very much anymore. But I would like to reconnect
with them because they were great people.
It, it built like for me, it's a, it's a place of, it's a place
of humanity, like, so it's a faith building place if you look
at that way, good and bad, right?
It's a highway, highway for the souls.
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And most people there are tryingto contribute to this good
energy and to help each other out and laugh and have fun.
So yeah, it's a really, yeah, I love it there.
I, I, I've left there actually this year with the most amount
of faith I've ever had with the universe, substantially.
It's really cool. It took me 30 years.
Excellent. Nice.
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Good for you. Thank you.
Sounds sounds like a fun place as well.
Yeah, I like people. Too It's you could people can
take things down, you know, bad roads too, right?
So you got to you got to treat that stuff with respect.
Same with like kink, good and bad.
I agree, yeah. Absolutely.
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Anybody else before we get back to the boys?
Cuz after we start, it's gonna it's gonna be it's gonna be the
Tegel and Ello show. OK, J Rod Titan.
I went to the Atmosphere air show on Friday.
Oh, I went there last year for the first time.
But with who? Where was I?
I had free tickets from work. Oh.
That's right. Yeah, I went with my mom and her
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girlfriend and a couple of her girlfriend's friends, and it was
amazing fun, right? It was so much fun.
Yeah, I was better than I thought.
A little because my mom has the my mom has she took a screen or
I think she has a screenshot of the schedule.
And one of them was the CanadianSearch and rescue.
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I'm a little pissed they didn't show it.
Oh, really? Yeah, they didn't Yeah, they
did. They did not have the Canadian
Search and Rescue. I'm.
I was a little pissed. I.
Mean I've actually been rescuing.
That's what I was just going to.Say.
But still, it would have been cool to say, but the fighter
jets, Oh my God, I've got a, I've got many videos and many
photos, but the videos of the fighter jets going by pure
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fucking power. Were you turned on like top?
Was it Tom Cruise? Top Gun actually Speaking of
Top, actually Speaking of Top Gun, they one of the scheduled
planes flying by was the plane that started the Top Gun class
from like I don't even know how long.
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And another one was it was an F35 and it was with the plane
that kind of started the F35 program a little bit or
something. And like the difference between
the plane we the plane they havenow and the plane back then.
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It's spectacular like this, likea 60 year difference.
What it can do, like what it canprobably.
Yeah. What it's changed, what it's
changed to be or what it's changed to become.
It's it's it's amazing. And I can.
Only imagine, yeah. Like.
I actually heard rumor that thisyear at the Abbotsford Air Show
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was one of the first times wherethe Canadian military actually
had a recruitment booth. Oh yeah, set up as well.
Possibly, yeah. I don't know.
There was, there was, there was a lot of things.
About that on the news. Yeah, there was.
There was a lot. There was a lot of difference.
That the Canadian military did something and I don't really
remember what it was, but I heard something along the lines
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of recruitment. I am just glad that for the
first time in a long time, we have asked you, have you done
anything interesting? You actually have done something
for yourself. And not just work.
See. Yeah, you're getting applause
from Redlands. It's.
Nice I am off this week and I'm actually going to my dad's on
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tomorrow. He's picking me up.
I'm going to spend there a couple of days and then I'm he's
going to drop me off at my mom'sand I'm going to house sit for
her because she's in Oliver. I believe it is.
Oh, very nice. Possibly so, other than the
Oxford Air Show is pretty interesting week.
Good you realize that both LO antiques do listen to the
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podcast so you know when they ask you have you done anything?
You're like, no, just work dude.All right, I've told.
I've told Rick because he's parttime at a liquor store.
I don't leave an I don't lead anexciting life.
I really don't. Me neither.
I don't leave an I don't lead anexciting life.
I think this is a gateway tool. This is exciting.
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This LED into a bunch of stuff for you guys.
Oh, maybe I I hope so. Wow, I.
I did something very exciting onFriday.
I just wanted to share this. I started microdosing edibles,
right, which helps me like get focused and like in my fields.
And I played Battlefield 5 like World War 2 stuff.
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And I was in World War Two. I was there.
I was, I was crawling on the ground.
Anyways, shout out to that game and our veterans because I was
actually like thinking about allthat stuff, getting really
philosophical with it. It was good.
You were, you were doing what kind of edibles like micro
dosing discounted? Kind of yeah.
I, I have a very good friend of mine and she used to, she used
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to be really addicted to alcohol.
You know, like 6 bottles of winea day.
Oh wow. Damn.
Yeah, she started, she started micro dosing mushrooms and it
really helped her getting clean.So now she she, she doesn't
drink no more. She also stopped the micro
dosing the mushrooms because sheneeded didn't need that.
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No, she stopped smoking cigarettes and she only does do
a little bit of weed now and then.
That is amazing though to go from.
That yeah, yeah, yeah. To go from from really heavily
alcoholic, that too not drinkingat all.
Yeah, I and addiction in general, it is a sign that there
needs to be some major breathingor something, right?
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Which takes years. Sometimes It takes some people a
lifetime to figure out. I agree.
I'm a work in progress myself. Sharon.
So out of curiosity, besides being absolutely excited to be
on the podcast, what has happened with you guys in the
last two weeks? Good.
Question. Next to pride, not that much.
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That we, we stayed at home and cuddled and a lot and we are, we
are watching Jason Statham movies because we can, you know,
it's good luck. I, I, I showed them luck stuck
into smoking barrels. It's a really old movie from 98.
Like if you haven't watched it, it's a really, it's a really
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good movie. It's by the same, by the same
dude who did Snatch, right? And almost all of the actors are
the same. But it's such a good movie.
It's really fun to watch. So that's what we've been up to,
watching movies, making yummy food and enjoying each other.
That is awesome. So, so cute.
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If no one else has anything elseto share, we've been talking to
hubby. Would you like to share
anything? Because we're about to walk into
the second-half of the show and which we're gonna, we're gonna,
we're gonna Start learning aboutour, our special guests.
Do I have anything to share? Yeah.
What do I have to share? All right, what happened on that
note? It's not apparently not.
So on on that note, you can think and come back to it
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because it's a podcast. You can always, you know, let
the roles going. On that note, I am happy to
introduce. But before I introduce our two
special guests, I was informed yesterday one of the really
proud things that about this podcast is that it is one of the
only, as far as we can see, an the only LGBTQ friendly podcast
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in the Lower mainland of BC. I can't get over that.
That was blowing my mind still. It still amazes me.
It is also very proudly that we are now followed by 23 countries
around the world and 23 or sorry, 7373 countries.
My bad and. Fuck did that drop.
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I am excited because it's never been about as any of our
listeners know and I don't want to shout out.
We forgot to shout out to all our listeners for.
Thank you for sharing and sticking out with us.
We lost 2 lost two listeners last week on Spotify.
We went down to, but people always move on.
People pick up and go. But we were made aware that
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there is a puppy in the Netherlands that apparently
loves the show. So while they listen to the
show, we were told we want to make sure that we give this
particular puppy a special shoutout.
So while they're listening on the podcast because and.
We have a super fan. Hopefully they will also want to
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be on the show. Well, I could probably.
Arrange Netherlands. Mm Hmm.
Exactly, he's thinking this is good.
So exactly if he loves the show,there's no reason why you 2
cannot arrange and mm hmm, you arrange.
My God, it could be a threesome from the Netherlands.
OK, so now there's no. Way that's in for only fans, but
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we'll figure it out. So there's no way I'm probably
going to say this right? And please correct me if I have
said his name wrong because I can barely speak English at the
best of times. OK, what?
Is that his name? Yes, yes.
See it? Well, it starts.
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Did I say it? Zydrate.
Yes. What?
Yes. There you go.
Zydrate. Zydrate.
Zydrate. Yeah.
Had AT. OK, so Zydrate is actually the
name. So yes, you get a special shout
out from the entire cast of the Squirrel Hour.
You listen all the time and I hopefully you hear this and
hopefully you are want to be on the podcast and you want to come
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on the show. OK, so is that his human name or
his pup name? Pup name.
That's his pup name. Cup Zydrate.
Pup Zydrate. That was sexy.
Leave it to the straight guy. I'm slightly turned on right
now, right? Well, thank you to pups Hydrate
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for being a follower and enjoying the show.
Give me one second and and thankyou to to finish that up and to
being following the show and, and hopefully you are going to
be on the podcast in the in season 4 because we're booking
in for season 3. We're booked up.
So we got lots of time to think about it and and go through Ello
antiques and let's get you on the podcast now.
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Go ahead, 1 yes. Sir.
We discovered something today that apparently turns J rod
right on. Look at the.
Excitement. There's Deutsche.
Yeah. Hello.
Yeah. Gets that.
Yeah, gets that. It's gun style, OK.
That's hot. I'm straight.
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But that's. Hot and it's not.
That's too most of yet. I'm here.
Yeah, we can. Dom, somebody together.
Wow. Apparently the German language
turns J Rod on. And apparently T-bone, we got
two I'm. German.
Maybe it's my it's awakening my ancestral stuff.
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Perhaps. So wow.
Your inner German wakes up. Wow.
So let's. Anyhow.
With that being said, please introduce, like to introduce
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officially our two guests on today's show, Pup Teagle and
Ello. Please introduce yourselves to
the world, the podcast and tell us a little bit about each of
you individually. Pressure I'm pup Teagle, you've
been puppy for about 4. There you go.
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Pierce I'm 24. So.
And this year I've moved to my boyfriend this.
Is the. First time I'm outside of my
mom's house. Yeah, I I plucked him away from
the nest. You don't.
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All right, so I'm, I'm pup Allo.I'm Miss boyfriend.
I'm 31 years old. I've been a pup for around 3 or
4 years. Like that's my old hood.
Here's my new hood. Yes, also has a very pretty new
hood and I really like the colorpink for if you haven't noticed
it. Was bad.
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So. Yeah, and they have opposite
colors. Yes, they have opposite opposite
colors, so we ordered and designed them like that.
Beautiful. Yeah, we really like it.
Myself and Teigs have been part of Wattpack.
Stinky pups. And who came up with the name
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Stinky Pups? Do you remember?
Billy did. Absolutely.
Billy did. Absolutely.
Calling everyone stinky pup so. It was a Billy thing.
Wait, isn't Billy the slut? Yeah.
Billy, we talking about you behind your back, You better be
listening. There's no behind the back.
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Billy got a lot. He caught a lot of stuff very
quickly. Repeatedly all.
Right, so, so yeah, Teigs is shaking, it says.
Isn't that right? Yeah, we heard.
Yeah, I'm so happy to finally see some faces to the stinky
pups. So thank you.
This is great. Took the words right in my
mouth. Deed.
Right after the two years of me talking about my my wonderful
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family of stinky pups. So I'm I'm glad.
So who's left then? Just Billy.
Only Billy and Billy is on his own.
So eventually Billy will be on the podcast.
Yay. Now, so without taking away
we're, we're we're talking aboutwe're talking about these two
lovely puppies. So let's let's get some
questions going for our guests. God help you.
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Who would like to be first? Go ahead, go ahead.
T-bone, what's your question? What are your guys's hopes and
aspirations in this lifetime? Wow, wow.
And there goes the episode. I.
Would have. Gone with favorite color, I
warned them. I told them it was gonna be
paper color. Say that and then and then
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Spider Movie. I had to turn it up a bit.
Do you guys have a dream? For the close future, before I'm
dirty, we want to buy a house, Great.
For the far future we wanna livelike remote or maybe in Italy or
something. So we wanna move away from the
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Netherlands, OK, and go go to toa beautiful country with nice
weather like Italy or something like that live.
Above the sea level. Canada.
Yeah. Well, we're already living above
the sea level here. It's all the same.
Like if the dikes break in the Netherlands, we're safe.
Like is that is not, you know. Canada's a nice country.
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True, but strict immigration laws?
Yes. Really.
Yeah, yeah. So you have to to be able to
move there. I believe you have to have
already have like something likea steady job and everything
there. Yeah, there's, there's, you're
right, there's quite a quite a strict policy.
Probably. It's probably a good thing in
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the grand scheme of things for people that.
I'm sure there's a reason for it, but you know what that just
means. Of course, we are obviously
going to come visit YouTube. Yes, yes, yes.
That is not our plans. Pride in Berlin, Yes.
Yes, yes, we're gonna be there. Yes.
I'm excited. That leave it bachelin.
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I love, I love Berlin. Yeah, I'll.
Go I want to do Folsom. In San Francisco.
Is it? Oh, Folsom in San Francisco is
the. Actually, no.
Berlin actually has their own Folsom as well.
That's what I thought. Yeah.
It originally started in San Francisco.
OK, Have either of you been to the Folsom in Berlin?
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No, no, we've done brides and some like puppy related events,
so I really wanna really, reallywanna go to something like that.
Folsom or Darklands. Darklands.
I've heard of Darklands. Yep, I heard Darklands.
I follow a lot of guys on Twitter that went to Darklands
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this year. So is that an event or is that
a? It's it's a three day event with
like. It's gonna be longer now.
Yeah, it's. Gonna be it's gonna.
Be 6 days it's. Going to be 6 days because they
changed the name as well. The six day event with all
different kinds of parties and walks and it's one big fuck fest
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party. It's it's it.
If I'm not wrong, I believe it'svery kink and kink kink related.
Yes. Yeah.
And it's open to everyone, but more gay people go.
Absolutely. Well, it's because we had more
fun. You guys really do know how to
party by the way, I just say. We really.
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You guys, I was. I was taken back.
No whole bars. No gay people know how to party
and puppies are just fantastic. So just out of curiosity, so you
guys said you went to Pride in Berlin approximately?
No, no, no. We went to Pride in Amsterdam,
we want to go to Pride in Berlin.
We have been to Berlin, but not at Pride.
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OK, so you went. You, you were in.
You went to Pride in Amsterdam. Yes.
Want to go to Pride in Berlin? What is the travel time roughly
from where you are to Amsterdam or Berlin?
Look. That up.
Google Maps. I guess that Amsterdam would be
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around 2 1/2 hours, in Berlin around 5:00, but we have to
check, OK. 9 hours and 11 minutes. 910 hours almost. 10
hours to Berlin. J Ride, you have a question?
No, I was just gonna say it. They're kind of lagging, lagging
a bit. So.
So is that travel by car or is that by train or bus?
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By car. By car?
By car, yeah, but by train to Amsterdam, it's around the same.
It's not that much. Don't y'all got high speed
trains over there? Yeah.
Yeah, and. Yeah, but they're not allowed to
go above 180. I believe so, but yeah.
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OK. Kilometers, yeah.
Kilometer, yeah. Yeah, in, in, yeah.
Kilometers, yeah. In Canada, our passenger train,
the maximum speed it goes is about 90 to 100 kilometers an
hour. Yeah, is.
The maximum speed for our passenger train here.
That's a normal train here. Yeah.
Yes, we don't have high speed treats.
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No, they're working on it. How are they?
So I want to know because again,for our listeners, and I want
them to know and understand and learn YouTube.
How did you both meet? I want their origin story.
So we are both in a big Dutch puppy group and he got at it and
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I saw a puppy with colorful hair, colorful hair and I had
colorful hair. And I was like I'm going to text
him. And then we met at.
We went into Haig. Yeah, I was someone that we
don't talk about anymore, but wemet at his place and after that
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we were in a pack together. I left at first because it was
making our relationship a littlebit bad and then I chose for the
relationship. So then we started heading off
together. Yeah.
So I was going to another pub inThe Hague, and he texted me.
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He's like, hey, how you doing? I was like, yeah, I'm good.
Like your hair, it's really cool.
It's like, oh, thank you. And then like we started talking
about hair product and then we met up one time a few more
times, and then it's just started to roll and click.
We're gonna really grow into each other.
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The funniest fun fact about our relationship is I am the first
person to give him a bouquet of flowers.
Yeah. It was, it was, it was so sweet.
He stayed over here for like a couple of days and I I was
working like behind me here underneath this nice puppy flag,
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our three computer screens. And it's my computer, so I'll
work from there. And he bought the flowers and he
was being sneaky in the house and whatever.
He's like, no, I'm doing nothing.
Just don't mind. I was like, I, yeah, sure.
Like I will just drink my coffeeand do my work and stuff.
So he, he put on the flower. He hit the flowers.
Then just before he went home, which was really sad because I
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didn't want him to go. He was like, here is flowers.
It was like nobody ever gave me flowers before.
No. So that, that was really sweet.
Yeah. See, and I, I wanted to know how
you two met because discussed a lot, but it's important to make
sure that the audience and everyone around the world knows
how you both met. Great, now I have to listen to
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the podcast because I had to go to Washington.
What I. Mean.
Where's the shame, Bell? Shame.
And I'm excited. So the longest.
So, Ello, you've been a pup longer than Tegel.
I think around because he said around four or five years, I
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said around 4 years, so he's been a problem longer.
OK, suppose you've been a littlelonger.
OK, so of course while J Rod andJuke you come on to it.
I always like to ask, just like people always ask me, how did
each of you get involved and make the decision to become and
why come into a well, how did you become a puppy?
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For me I I found it on porn 1st and then I searched up what
puppy play was on YouTube and I got to a YouTube channel that
explains kinks. Nice.
Just hello. So for me, it was this dude I
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was hanging and I was with. I don't talk to him anymore, but
he was a puppy and he kind of showed me and the pop play
things and stuff like that. So he gave me his first hood,
which I don't have any more as well.
That's how I got into pop. And then I went to puppy events
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and puppy show shows and, and puppy parties and stuff like
that. And I really grow into it.
So I I started, I started as a fem boy and then I became a fem
puppy. Cute.
Cute. That explains the pink.
Not explain pink and I and I think ironically, I know J Rod
was shaking his head up and downand I know for myself it's the
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same thing. A lot of the pups in the pup
community you did when we said when Tegel made it like the most
of a lot of us discover pup playor when they start getting into
the puppy community. It's a lot of us start.
It's a very sexual experience. Like I know for myself when I'm
for my, when I saw the first puppy, I saw it was very sexual.
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What it is now is for me is about community.
I mean, and it's not a local community, it's global community
because I can go anywhere in theworld and find people
everywhere. That's new.
What is new? That right here.
See it? Oh, the little Squirrel Hour
logo in the. Yes, I added that that's new.
(41:40):
For us, for us, it's there. That's because I only use this
software when we're remote accessing and I have our.
Yes. Right, guys on there.
Click here for. Further information.
You watch the click on it and nothing happens.
Yeah. Click here to see the squirrel
make a wink. Stop the.
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Fingering of. The squirrel.
Turn it into yes, but that's something when you click on it.
It pulls Oh. Wait, T-bone, did you have
something or were you actually just doing?
That he was trying to tickle. No, he was.
He was fingering the squirrel. Yeah, I was.
All right, well. For me, when I when I bought
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when I bought my hood, it's moreof keeps.
It's more for like my mental health like it keeps brings me
peace. Like it just.
I just feel really good when. I wear the hood.
Exactly what what you're talking.
About and I'm glad and. And and even before I bought,
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even before I bought my hood, I've tried on different hoods
and every time I've worn the hood I.
Don't know if it's just, it's hard to explain.
I was just. It actually is kind of hard to
explain, but I. Just it helps you zone out.
Yeah, right. So to, to, not to be in the
moment that you are and, and close down a little bit of all
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the best meanings in the world and everything around you.
It's the reason, like I know a lot of people who get holes in
their in their hoods so they canhear when they have a hood on.
I don't want that. To me, a part of the experience
is that it muffles the sound. It dims the light, so I get less
irritations of everything else. It really helps with my HD ADHD.
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Oh, interesting. That makes sense.
I see, I see. I.
Miss that whole world one day inthere.
Fair enough, you would be welcome into the pub community.
I ran into a Dom actually at my work last night.
Did you? Yeah.
She didn't recognize me at first.
And she? Goes you're the cowboy.
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You have the clothing on. It they didn't hurt when you ran
into her like. No, because we're both in a
totally different professional setting.
And I asked her with permission because she's very nude to the
scene. I'm like, are you OK if I refer
you as mistress here? And she's like, yeah, if you
want. So she was pretty stoked with
that. OK, yeah.
Going forward, can I show her that extra respect and give her
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some power in that realm? Why not?
Just fun. She's really genuine person,
actually really cool. Does has Jukey figured out any
questions asked? Asked my question for me.
Oh, crap. Sorry, J Rod.
Top or bottom for both of you. Why don't you guess?
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I prefer, I prefer not to guess.I'm horrible at guessing.
I hate it when people ask me. Yes.
I'm going to say, well, I below is the bottom and Tegel is the
top. I was going to guess that.
Most of. The time, yeah.
Ello being one switchy a little bit.
I'm first top and he is first bottom.
There you go. Sorry, what does first mean?
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1st. 1st 1st. First you can go both. 1st so I
can top as well but I mostly bottom.
Yeah. Yeah, OK.
And he can bottom as well, but he mostly tops.
Yeah. So it's like Spider and I.
Yeah, there's a dynamic. It's always important.
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You guys are also technically switches.
Yes. Yes, I am a bottom verse and
spider would be top verse, Yes. Interesting.
Yeah. I guess I'm a top verse then.
Yes, that's what I mean. That's exactly just one more
dominant than another, but open to other.
Getting pig once in a while. Once a year getting pigged.
That's OK. I'd love to be pegged.
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J Rod is definitely a J rod's bottom.
Maybe we can talk to some dominatrixes.
Go for. Do you know the?
Other hag is. Foursome.
Yeah, I've watched. I've If you've seen.
If you've seen my spider, If you've seen.
Both. Hagged you?
If you've seen my porn history then yeah, like.
From hot dominatrix dominatrix women that's that's.
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A different that's a different that's that's different.
OK, shit. Because I've been taught by both
of them, but being pegged by a dominatrix might.
That's. That's different.
That's different. And again, if mom is you're
listening, I'm sorry, I don't know if she actually, I don't
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know if she actually listens to the podcast anymore.
Well, that's OK. I don't know.
People do come and go. We've lost two listeners that,
you know, if people come, we gain, we minus.
I don't know. But if she does, shout out to
Jay Roth's mom and tolerating her son.
Proud Mama. That's the reason why I don't
let my mom know the. Podcast I see the look, I see
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Teeks has something to say. Teek.
I got a the secret word for thisepisode.
Did you figure it out? I was going to say we've got a
few minutes. I was about 8 minutes out to ask
out. OK, So what is the secret word
for the stinky pups? But you also already have said
it in the group, but they're probably not going to remember
(47:09):
it. But let's make the secret word
of this podcast of this episode,be Sidrate.
Oh, yes, yes. Sidrate.
Well, they have Sidrate, they saw it in the chat, but they
don't know it's a secret word. So they still have to listen to
the podcast at this point to actually understand it is a
secret word. The only people who are
listening this chat is who them and us.
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He also put it in the stinky pop.
I put it in the stinky pop chat that Zydrate, but they don't
know that's the secret word until now.
So they literally still have to listen to the podcast.
I didn't say, we didn't say in the group that Zydrate was the
secret word. The secret word.
Right, right, right. On that note, shout out to Chase
and Billy. Yeah, he he, he, he, he.
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Handler Chase. Where is Billy?
Is Billy also in the same Billy?'S in the UK.
No Billy's in the UK. Yeah, that we are serving.
We are. This is We're solving World
Peace here. A little bit.
We're doing more than. Creating OK, so I'm.
Not going to finish that word. I, I don't cry, I know you've
heard that many episodes, but I know that we, we will and
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hopefully jukey one day when we travel to get there.
We are still planning of course not this year.
It'll be a couple of years in advance.
It'll be like 4 years in into the stinky pub spot.
You know, hopefully we can all meet over in your area because I
think for all of us. So that just means another two
years because they're already two years in.
Yeah, a couple of years to go inand yeah, and then we'll meet
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over. But it's gonna be an ugly cry.
It's gonna be disgusting. Like me, Tigs.
Hello. It's gonna be Billy.
We're all gonna meet up at the airport.
You guys already talked about that and Billy said he would he
he will travel to the Netherlands so that.
Well, that's what I mean. So we just need to get Chase
there. Yeah, it's what that's gonna
mean. It's me and Chase.
We're gonna go over, but it's gonna be disgusting.
As long as I don't have to go get.
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You and Chase as I'm not invited.
Well, of course you are. Not invited.
As long as I don't have to go get a ice cap I should be fine.
Never going to live that down. No, you didn't go get an ice
cap. You went to the.
Washroom. Well, that's on you for stealing
my my first hug of my handler. I still got it.
It's all mine. That's something Chase and I
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have. Had I been there, I would have
gotten a hug before you too. I know.
In all honesty, I'm pretty sure Jukey would have got the hug
before me. True 100%.
Terrible. So we got to remember, like if
Jukie's that we hug Jukie first,yeah.
Hug Jukie was about. Or a.
Listener, it's it's, it's the rule.
Like hug Jukie first. Yeah, or then I have.
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To then I probably have to do myold job again, go to Skip Hall
and wait for people to arrive atthe airport.
Yeah, I feel at this point, I mean, I.
Spider can't have the first hug anymore.
Apparently not. An alternation for the stinky
pups. I am.
To get the first blowjob. So it's it even?
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Well, it is actually. He didn't even get that.
Well, no. I almost.
Done. It my case.
Well, there goes my night anyway.
And. Welcome to do you do you, do you
chase? Do you remember the welcome to
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Vancouver? Wow, okey dokey.
Well, in that note, well I'm looking forward to going over
and meeting all the pups in the Netherlands when I finally
arrived. Absolutely.
Yes, you can stay outside. Yeah.
Ouch. You can go to a human bar.
Puppies. You'll be puppies.
Will go in. Let me get my first hugs.
(50:45):
Well. Crossing the pond.
Like a free free side rate then side right will probably hook
spider first. Oh, there you go.
Is it more? It should be a pond, Should it?
That's just what the. Brit's called.
I know, I know. Crossing the pond.
But big area. Speech.
Yeah. I have to function in case it's
the water, yeah. OK, It's all in good fun.
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Chase's visit was amazing. It was a lot of fun and I look
forward to, I definitely look forward to coming over and
visiting with both of you. It'll probably about, yeah,
it'll probably be about two years.
You might be in a different country by then, but you said
you are looking at moving. I doubt it.
That was the far, far off then that's like a retirement plan to
(51:29):
buy to to buy a house in the Netherlands first in like 3 or 4
years before he turns 30 or around the time and then we
eventually want to go to Italy or something like that.
OK, so you are. So we will still plan on on
seeing you in your home country.We've come to visit for the
(51:50):
first time. Yeah.
Oh well, I'm excited. I'm well versed on geography of
the world and everything else and I totally understand that,
but I do have a question. Hello, I know you speak German.
Yeah. And I should know this, but what
is the native tongue for Netherlands?
(52:14):
Native. Dutch.
Dutch. Dutch.
Yeah, yeah. Dutch.
Dutch. Dutch.
Which is Dutch, similar to German or?
You can say so no. Well, like there are many
similarities but also many things different, right?
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It's like French and Italian. Or.
Italian and Spanish and stuff. Like many many many words the
same, but also many things different.
So I'm going to wrap it up because we're going to continue
this on the next conversation because we want this to go to
YouTube. We need to finish it up as of
right now. So before I forget, I want to
make do a shout out to all of our listeners who have followed
(52:55):
us, continue to follow us. I want to thank our special
guest today who will be joining us for our next episode,
Squirrels after dark momentarily, Pop Tegel, pop
Ello. Thank you for being on the
podcast today. Remember, very cute.
Wow. Check out the YouTube channel
for seeing what's going on between these three weirdos in
in the channel. Remember, mental health is
(53:17):
important. If you are struggling or an
issue with it, we want to make sure that you know you can.
There's always someone there to reach out for you.
There it is. It's always important and reach
out to us. There are many, many.
North America. Sources.
Teague will actually share something with us on the next
show. He actually found a link of an
(53:39):
international list of helplines,which Tegel came up with.
So again, thank you for everybody being here.
We're going to shut it down. We're going to get ready to go.
We're going to take a break. Take a 15 minute break and we'll
be back to record hubby's episode Squirrels After Dark
Season 3 Episode 16 very, very shortly.
Love Pete's and chicken grease?
We, we, we, we know how this works out and as well to our
guests, whatever we do, do not turn off any cameras until we
are finished making sure all is in order.
And welcome back. Everybody heard that last little
kind of a safety announcement sowe don't lose the podcast.
Welcome back to the Squirrel Hour Season 3 episode. 16.
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There is the sexy voice of our loving, loving day, Rod up
Titan. Welcome back to the show
everybody. We are excited to have a couple
of guests on the show. Well, I will announce shortly I
am your host, Rick Hunter AKA Spider Pup, and I'm happy to be
here today on this very special episode.
It is long in the making. I, I want to remind all of our
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and that is extremely important.Please make sure that you are
listening appropriately and you know, you just want to make sure
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Announcement. Nice.
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(01:07):
From I did, I did not. OK, So this podcast is recorded
on the traditional territories of the Quiquitlam First Nations
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There will be a story behind that later on and how and how
that came to be about. Thank you, honey.
With that, let's let's get rightinto the show.
Who is with us around the table?Who's here on today's podcast.
Hey, it's jukey. Fun fact about me, I've only
been to two Vancouver pride parades and both I ended up with
(01:50):
my image on the news that's. Awesome.
Hey, who's been on the news for good?
For good things. All right, fair enough.
Making history. Right.
People who look back at that in 50 years from now and go.
Who's that? Who's that sexy lady in the back
of the Dalmatian? Who wouldn't put her on the
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news? Sweet.
Oh yeah, that's what the sweet talker.
It's pop Titan or J Rudd. Fun fact, growing up I've always
wanted to be a Baker. Cool.
Yeah, that is a cool fact. I.
Just didn't have the dough though, ha.
Oh God. We all felt for it again, God
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damn it. I was ready to give you tips and
ask you if you wanted to try again.
Ha ha ha, that's my dad joke forthe episode.
And well, well played. I know, right?
Thank you. That's that's how you get it.
T-bone how you do it? I was just going to say as a
kid, I wanted to be a hot dog, man.
There's no dad dog. I just wanted.
(02:56):
To be a hot dog man, Something like a Nacho man.
I saw a hot dog guy at the superstore and I I thought he
had the greatest job in the world and I was like 10 years
old, 12. Years old, selling his wieners.
Yeah, yeah. I mean.
I don't know. Kind of doing that now a.
Little bit. Only fans.
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Honey, are you here? I, Sharon Dubois, I'm here and I
don't have a fun fact about myself.
But it's a jukey. Thing spot has been put away for
the year and Hitch is back to hitch the the final that I just
need to take spots body parts out of the backseat well.
(03:38):
And he will be back. Bigger and.
Better, yes, yeah, I need to figure out the wheel thing
though. Like I have such an idea for
that and I it's just something Ineed to try and engineer and
figure out, but I have a year todo it so.
You have lots of time. And you know what?
The funny thing I realized todaythat our special guests will get
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to participate in the secret word that you normally they have
to listen for. So they get the You 2 are going
to come up with the secret word for the other stinky pups to
listen to, which is, you know, somewhat ironic.
It's funny, the only other stinky pup who's not here is
Chase. What?
Shout out to handler Chase. Oh, Billy, really?
(04:25):
Well, I see 2:00 and 3:00, so we.
Have to I have. To imply that there's 5 now.
I see and our last physical castmember at the table today is.
T-bone, and I think it's been a long time since I've been here.
No, you've been here almost every episode you were here.
Last didn't I miss the last? No.
(04:45):
No, he was not here last time 1 before.
So I was at Shambhala. That's like 1 episode.
Yeah, okay. But yeah, I had a really great
time. It was a very spiritual journey
for me. Got a lot out of it.
Yeah, good times. I remember less is more people.
The hippies knew what they were talking about.
Yeah, that's all I'm going to say.
It is true and we come to our missing cast members today, of
(05:07):
course, which is Sprinkles the Kids and Silent Peter all are
missing today. They are missing most of the
episodes for this month just because they have prior
commitments and that's OK. They will be back I believe in
September at some point back on the podcast and they are looking
forward to being back on the show.
Miss them? We always miss them.
Yeah. And with that being said, we are
(05:28):
happy to invite on to the show today 2 special guests.
Who are like ready for bed because it's really late.
They are not. They are nay puppies and.
We're we are moon puppies. Exactly.
See, I know however, but we havebeen, it has been a long time in
(05:48):
the making and I am very happy to introduce to you on the show,
which we'll come back to and we have lots of questions and learn
all about them. We have from the Netherlands my
very, very, very close and long term friend for the last two
years of the stinky pups pup Tegel and his loving and sexy
boyfriend Pop Ello. Would you like to introduce
(06:10):
yourself to say hello and we're going to come back because you
got a lot. We have a lot of talking.
What I'm about Deagle. I don't have a relief, no.
Not not much of A fun fact. No, no, I'm OK.
I'm I'm, I am, I am pop ello. And little fun fact, we spent
this weekend making homemade lemonade and syrups.
(06:33):
Oh. Nice, nice, which which goes
really good with liquor, so we'll be trying that out today.
Smart. And there they are, and we are
so excited to have you on the show, both of you.
Cheers to you. Guys and cheers everyone read
the glass as in these friends ofhappy hour.
(06:55):
Cheers. Welcome to the podcast.
Cheers. All right, I have a question.
Wow, that was fast. My question is, is I understand
that there's two different Netherlands.
So where are you guys? Like there's the Netherlands and
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then there's just Netherlands. Oh, I think you're referring to
Holland. So many people say Holland, but
that's just North and South of Holland, which are two of the 12
professors we have in the Netherlands.
I'm, I'm well, he used to live in Holland, but he's now living
(07:38):
with me in a little town called Hohfein, which is in Trenta,
which is in the middle of nowhere because nobody fucking
knows Trenta, which is the Netherlands.
So that's the the thing a lot ofpeople from especially from
America, but from Canada, so I'll get confused about.
So there's Holland and there's the Netherlands, and Holland is
(08:00):
a part of the Netherlands. OK.
I know we were just, and I thinkthat's originally when we were
first looking at the podcast andthe different countries, it was
like Netherlands and the Netherlands.
And I will remind our tune guests that I've sent you a
private chat in the chat programto remind you to don't forget
that we, I need a little bit of information from you before we
(08:20):
before we, before we forget about that.
And we will come back to that ina little tiny bit.
With that being said, let's go around the table and you know
what, let's turn the lights on, which I just realized.
How about we, oh, there we are. I knew there was something
missing today. Lights for the podcast the last
two weeks. What happened?
(08:42):
What's going on? I'm, I'm going to start, I'm
going to jump in, let hubby finish because again, we're
going to come back to it. We're going to compare the two
pride parades because we only recently discovered that both
our Pride parade and Teague and Ello's their pride parade is on
the same day. Ello yes no F very.
Cool. Well, I wasn't making.
Quit it. No, but it made sense.
(09:05):
And Ello's pride parade? I tried.
It's OK, I'm not mad. I'm Ello.
Right, I know. See, he's Ello.
But I was singing. In the context we're trying to.
Say thank you, Jukie. Sometimes I have multiple
personalities, so allows kind ofcorrect, you know?
(09:29):
There. Right, So what happened the last
two weeks for us, obviously the highlight is definitely we did
have our pride parade, which it was incredibly successful months
of planning, everything worked out.
Out of the 28 participants that we had, 27 people showed up.
Out of all the pups, we lost onejust due to mechanical a car
(09:50):
problem. So the the show up was amazing.
Are my bestie Juki was of coursein the parade in the back.
We totally smuggled her in, right?
No, I would. I checked.
She was totally allowed. We, we, we verified with the
Vancouver Pride Society that anybody riding the truck was not
an actual marcher. So that allowed us to open up
(10:10):
spots to have other pups. We had two additional pups from
Ottawa that joined us because weopened up spots who marched with
us in the parade, Right. Yes, I'm well aware.
I was working on that. I did.
I did my research and make sure it was properly right.
He was saying they were from theMontreal for the longest time
(10:31):
and they were like, actually, we're from Ottawa.
Yeah, I was. Wondering why I didn't detect a
French accent. So yes, so they were in the
parade. It was a fantastic event.
I had a great time, weather was amazing, the experience was
amazing. Hats off and a shout out to the
Vancouver Pride Society for all the work that they do leading up
(10:52):
to the event. It was just insane.
We had our first block party, which was so the parade ended at
Davie St. which is the gay area in Vancouver.
It is the first time that we have had a block party in seven
years ending. It has been a long time.
It was so exciting. All the all the vendors were at
a different park only like a 10 minute walk away, so all the
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vendors were separate. It was.
Oh yeah, it was 2 blocks block, 2 blocks at the most.
It was great. I spent the whole day.
It made me realize how lucky I am that I stayed with the
community I got. It was so funny because I could
not walk like 50 feet without someone even from behind try. 5
(11:37):
feet. Without someone yelling my name
or running into someone, you're like, oh, Spider and I'm walking
down the street like Spider justso it.
It just felt really good that itwithin the two years and staying
it out that I've been able to inthe community and there was a
lot of positive feedback from the pups.
Just saying thank you for all the organization that I didn't
(11:58):
do a lot of the work. I'm just good at organizing.
A lot of the pups did all the work they did.
They did all the deckling, they did all the cutting.
I'm I'm just a a good organizing.
Puppy, I just drank beer and made sure they were doing it
right. Yeah.
Did you have a whip with you? I did not, but then again I
don't need to because I I alwaysI have a very authoritative
(12:20):
figure. Presence.
Presence and people have asked me, of course, am I interested
in being a handler. And I'm like, absolutely not.
I have to do enough shit in my life.
T-bone you. Can go ahead and say big Dick
energy. Well, well, maybe that too well.
Some of the pups discovered that.
Yeah, wait. One puppy who discovered that,
(12:41):
who's purple, and that's anotherstory.
We know who you are. We know who you are.
Yeah, we know which puppy you are.
And then another puppy discovered that afterwards.
Yes, that's what happens. But fantastic day.
That's me that that's the highlight of of my last two
weeks to give someone else the chance.
Does anybody else have anything positive that has occurred in
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the past two weeks they'd like to share before moving on?
Well to to build on yours. But it is the pride episode.
Well-being in the back of the truck, it was just amazing
because I got to see there was certain stretches of Rd. that
were straight and we were going up an incline so I could see the
entire parade behind us. It was amazing.
(13:24):
Nice. Well, at least the part that was
still there that didn't get blocked off by the protest.
And you have something to add you to.
No, no, we just had a really nice pride in general.
We well, in Amsterdam you have to party, say you have to the
boats. We didn't really go to the boats
because we think it's too commercial like like too many
(13:50):
too, too, too many companies with a boat at pride in
Amsterdam. Like, I'm not interested in the,
it's just like some companies that don't have to do anything
with Pride at all than just for Pride.
Amsterdam, they're on a Pride boat and they, I didn't like
that. We went to the boats in Utrecht,
which is way more fun to go. But we went to the Crash party,
(14:11):
which is a kink party, which wasreally fun.
Yes. That makes sense.
Anybody else before you get backto the boys?
Yeah, I went to Shambhala, met some beautiful people, met a
girl. She's in Edmonton though, of
course. We'll see.
(14:32):
Hey careful now because my my sisters are in Edmonton and I'm
pretty sure they went to Shambhala.
I will actually be visiting Edmonton and hanging out with
her, she seems very nice. OK, so this is my future
brother-in-law. Not with her.
She's cool. I know you love Shambola.
(14:54):
Yeah, the hippies figured it outlike that.
That was my biggest revelation. I broke my toe.
I didn't tell you guys that, didI?
No, I broke my toe. It really hurt.
Oh, my God. I had to break it back luckily.
I was tired. Why did you do it?
About 3 weeks ago I was, I was, I forgot.
I can't believe I haven't said this on the podcast yet, but I
came back from my second job. So it was very early in the
(15:15):
morning, which played a good role, played a good factor into
the whole story because I was tired enough to break it back.
And I did that and it took weeks, major pain until like
like last week working at my second job, I could barely work.
It was so painful. And then this week, because I'm
healthy and I eat right and workout all that good stuff, I'm
(15:36):
like completely healed up as of this week.
So 3. And apparently that's very fast
for a broken toe. Everybody I've talked to it's
like 4 plus weeks. It is.
So yeah, 3 three weeks is good. Have you ever seen the meme?
And, and it applies to me because, you know, you don't
realize that you could speak 30 different languages and it's a
picture of it, your, your pinky toe being bent backwards or
(16:00):
something. I was like, you didn't realize
you could speak. And not just 30 different
languages like you're speaking ancient ancient tongue, but.
Yeah, that happened. A couple days before I went to
Shambhala and I straight up likeI, I as soon as I broke it back,
I immediately started laughing to myself because I saw the
humor in the situation. It was my cat that was messing
(16:20):
around and was trying to get herwith a spray bottle.
But I took it as AI took it as asign from the universe to take
things slow. And I did that.
And yeah, I just did, basically did some Ed bowls and met some
really cool people and I had a really good time, Yeah.
Awesome. Less is more.
It's always good to dictate kind.
Of artists actually went to Shambala as well, Kelly and Ryan
(16:41):
and the gang, the Jeepers that we really don't associate or
talk to you very much anymore. But I would like to reconnect
with them because they were great people.
It, it built like for me, it's a, it's a place of, it's a place
of humanity, like, so it's a faith building place if you look
at that way, good and bad, right?
It's a highway, highway for the souls.
(17:02):
And most people there are tryingto contribute to this good
energy and to help each other out and laugh and have fun.
So yeah, it's a really, yeah, I love it there.
I, I, I've left there actually this year with the most amount
of faith I've ever had with the universe, substantially.
It's really cool. It took me 30 years.
Excellent. Nice.
(17:24):
Good for you. Thank you.
Sounds sounds like a fun place as well.
Yeah, I like people. Too It's you could people can
take things down, you know, bad roads too, right?
So you got to you got to treat that stuff with respect.
Same with like kink, good and bad.
I agree, yeah. Absolutely.
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Anybody else before we get back to the boys?
Cuz after we start, it's gonna it's gonna be it's gonna be the
Tegel and Ello show. OK, J Rod Titan.
I went to the Atmosphere air show on Friday.
Oh, I went there last year for the first time.
But with who? Where was I?
I had free tickets from work. Oh.
That's right. Yeah, I went with my mom and her
(18:08):
girlfriend and a couple of her girlfriend's friends, and it was
amazing fun, right? It was so much fun.
Yeah, I was better than I thought.
A little because my mom has the my mom has she took a screen or
I think she has a screenshot of the schedule.
And one of them was the CanadianSearch and rescue.
(18:29):
I'm a little pissed they didn't show it.
Oh, really? Yeah, they didn't Yeah, they
did. They did not have the Canadian
Search and Rescue. I'm.
I was a little pissed. I.
Mean I've actually been rescuing.
That's what I was just going to.Say.
But still, it would have been cool to say, but the fighter
jets, Oh my God, I've got a, I've got many videos and many
photos, but the videos of the fighter jets going by pure
(18:53):
fucking power. Were you turned on like top?
Was it Tom Cruise? Top Gun actually Speaking of
Top, actually Speaking of Top Gun, they one of the scheduled
planes flying by was the plane that started the Top Gun class
from like I don't even know how long.
(19:16):
And another one was it was an F35 and it was with the plane
that kind of started the F35 program a little bit or
something. And like the difference between
the plane we the plane they havenow and the plane back then.
(19:39):
It's spectacular like this, likea 60 year difference.
What it can do, like what it canprobably.
Yeah. What it's changed, what it's
changed to be or what it's changed to become.
It's it's it's amazing. And I can.
Only imagine, yeah. Like.
I actually heard rumor that thisyear at the Abbotsford Air Show
(19:59):
was one of the first times wherethe Canadian military actually
had a recruitment booth. Oh yeah, set up as well.
Possibly, yeah. I don't know.
There was, there was, there was a lot of things.
About that on the news. Yeah, there was.
There was a lot. There was a lot of difference.
That the Canadian military did something and I don't really
remember what it was, but I heard something along the lines
(20:21):
of recruitment. I am just glad that for the
first time in a long time, we have asked you, have you done
anything interesting? You actually have done something
for yourself. And not just work.
See. Yeah, you're getting applause
from Redlands. It's.
Nice I am off this week and I'm actually going to my dad's on
(20:45):
tomorrow. He's picking me up.
I'm going to spend there a couple of days and then I'm he's
going to drop me off at my mom'sand I'm going to house sit for
her because she's in Oliver. I believe it is.
Oh, very nice. Possibly so, other than the
Oxford Air Show is pretty interesting week.
Good you realize that both LO antiques do listen to the
(21:06):
podcast so you know when they ask you have you done anything?
You're like, no, just work dude.All right, I've told.
I've told Rick because he's parttime at a liquor store.
I don't leave an I don't lead anexciting life.
I really don't. Me neither.
I don't leave an I don't lead anexciting life.
I think this is a gateway tool. This is exciting.
(21:28):
This LED into a bunch of stuff for you guys.
Oh, maybe I I hope so. Wow, I.
I did something very exciting onFriday.
I just wanted to share this. I started microdosing edibles,
right, which helps me like get focused and like in my fields.
And I played Battlefield 5 like World War 2 stuff.
(21:51):
And I was in World War Two. I was there.
I was, I was crawling on the ground.
Anyways, shout out to that game and our veterans because I was
actually like thinking about allthat stuff, getting really
philosophical with it. It was good.
You were, you were doing what kind of edibles like micro
dosing discounted? Kind of yeah.
I, I have a very good friend of mine and she used to, she used
(22:15):
to be really addicted to alcohol.
You know, like 6 bottles of winea day.
Oh wow. Damn.
Yeah, she started, she started micro dosing mushrooms and it
really helped her getting clean.So now she she, she doesn't
drink no more. She also stopped the micro
dosing the mushrooms because sheneeded didn't need that.
(22:36):
No, she stopped smoking cigarettes and she only does do
a little bit of weed now and then.
That is amazing though to go from.
That yeah, yeah, yeah. To go from from really heavily
alcoholic, that too not drinkingat all.
Yeah, I and addiction in general, it is a sign that there
needs to be some major breathingor something, right?
(22:59):
Which takes years. Sometimes It takes some people a
lifetime to figure out. I agree.
I'm a work in progress myself. Sharon.
So out of curiosity, besides being absolutely excited to be
on the podcast, what has happened with you guys in the
last two weeks? Good.
Question. Next to pride, not that much.
(23:22):
That we, we stayed at home and cuddled and a lot and we are, we
are watching Jason Statham movies because we can, you know,
it's good luck. I, I, I showed them luck stuck
into smoking barrels. It's a really old movie from 98.
Like if you haven't watched it, it's a really, it's a really
(23:44):
good movie. It's by the same, by the same
dude who did Snatch, right? And almost all of the actors are
the same. But it's such a good movie.
It's really fun to watch. So that's what we've been up to,
watching movies, making yummy food and enjoying each other.
That is awesome. So, so cute.
(24:10):
If no one else has anything elseto share, we've been talking to
hubby. Would you like to share
anything? Because we're about to walk into
the second-half of the show and which we're gonna, we're gonna,
we're gonna Start learning aboutour, our special guests.
Do I have anything to share? Yeah.
What do I have to share? All right, what happened on that
note? It's not apparently not.
So on on that note, you can think and come back to it
(24:30):
because it's a podcast. You can always, you know, let
the roles going. On that note, I am happy to
introduce. But before I introduce our two
special guests, I was informed yesterday one of the really
proud things that about this podcast is that it is one of the
only, as far as we can see, an the only LGBTQ friendly podcast
(24:52):
in the Lower mainland of BC. I can't get over that.
That was blowing my mind still. It still amazes me.
It is also very proudly that we are now followed by 23 countries
around the world and 23 or sorry, 7373 countries.
My bad and. Fuck did that drop.
(25:13):
I am excited because it's never been about as any of our
listeners know and I don't want to shout out.
We forgot to shout out to all our listeners for.
Thank you for sharing and sticking out with us.
We lost 2 lost two listeners last week on Spotify.
We went down to, but people always move on.
People pick up and go. But we were made aware that
(25:33):
there is a puppy in the Netherlands that apparently
loves the show. So while they listen to the
show, we were told we want to make sure that we give this
particular puppy a special shoutout.
So while they're listening on the podcast because and.
We have a super fan. Hopefully they will also want to
(25:53):
be on the show. Well, I could probably.
Arrange Netherlands. Mm Hmm.
Exactly, he's thinking this is good.
So exactly if he loves the show,there's no reason why you 2
cannot arrange and mm hmm, you arrange.
My God, it could be a threesome from the Netherlands.
OK, so now there's no. Way that's in for only fans, but
(26:17):
we'll figure it out. So there's no way I'm probably
going to say this right? And please correct me if I have
said his name wrong because I can barely speak English at the
best of times. OK, what?
Is that his name? Yes, yes.
See it? Well, it starts.
(26:38):
Did I say it? Zydrate.
Yes. What?
Yes. There you go.
Zydrate. Zydrate.
Zydrate. Yeah.
Had AT. OK, so Zydrate is actually the
name. So yes, you get a special shout
out from the entire cast of the Squirrel Hour.
You listen all the time and I hopefully you hear this and
hopefully you are want to be on the podcast and you want to come
(27:00):
on the show. OK, so is that his human name or
his pup name? Pup name.
That's his pup name. Cup Zydrate.
Pup Zydrate. That was sexy.
Leave it to the straight guy. I'm slightly turned on right
now, right? Well, thank you to pups Hydrate
(27:21):
for being a follower and enjoying the show.
Give me one second and and thankyou to to finish that up and to
being following the show and, and hopefully you are going to
be on the podcast in the in season 4 because we're booking
in for season 3. We're booked up.
So we got lots of time to think about it and and go through Ello
antiques and let's get you on the podcast now.
(27:43):
Go ahead, 1 yes. Sir.
We discovered something today that apparently turns J rod
right on. Look at the.
Excitement. There's Deutsche.
Yeah. Hello.
Yeah. Gets that.
Yeah, gets that. It's gun style, OK.
That's hot. I'm straight.
(28:04):
But that's. Hot and it's not.
That's too most of yet. I'm here.
Yeah, we can. Dom, somebody together.
Wow. Apparently the German language
turns J Rod on. And apparently T-bone, we got
two I'm. German.
Maybe it's my it's awakening my ancestral stuff.
(28:26):
Perhaps. So wow.
Your inner German wakes up. Wow.
So let's. Anyhow.
With that being said, please introduce, like to introduce
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officially our two guests on today's show, Pup Teagle and
Ello. Please introduce yourselves to
the world, the podcast and tell us a little bit about each of
you individually. Pressure I'm pup Teagle, you've
been puppy for about 4. There you go.
(29:07):
Pierce I'm 24. So.
And this year I've moved to my boyfriend this.
Is the. First time I'm outside of my
mom's house. Yeah, I I plucked him away from
the nest. You don't.
(29:29):
All right, so I'm, I'm pup Allo.I'm Miss boyfriend.
I'm 31 years old. I've been a pup for around 3 or
4 years. Like that's my old hood.
Here's my new hood. Yes, also has a very pretty new
hood and I really like the colorpink for if you haven't noticed
it. Was bad.
(29:52):
So. Yeah, and they have opposite
colors. Yes, they have opposite opposite
colors, so we ordered and designed them like that.
Beautiful. Yeah, we really like it.
Myself and Teigs have been part of Wattpack.
Stinky pups. And who came up with the name
(30:17):
Stinky Pups? Do you remember?
Billy did. Absolutely.
Billy did. Absolutely.
Calling everyone stinky pup so. It was a Billy thing.
Wait, isn't Billy the slut? Yeah.
Billy, we talking about you behind your back, You better be
listening. There's no behind the back.
(30:39):
Billy got a lot. He caught a lot of stuff very
quickly. Repeatedly all.
Right, so, so yeah, Teigs is shaking, it says.
Isn't that right? Yeah, we heard.
Yeah, I'm so happy to finally see some faces to the stinky
pups. So thank you.
This is great. Took the words right in my
mouth. Deed.
Right after the two years of me talking about my my wonderful
(31:02):
family of stinky pups. So I'm I'm glad.
So who's left then? Just Billy.
Only Billy and Billy is on his own.
So eventually Billy will be on the podcast.
Yay. Now, so without taking away
we're, we're we're talking aboutwe're talking about these two
lovely puppies. So let's let's get some
questions going for our guests. God help you.
(31:24):
Who would like to be first? Go ahead, go ahead.
T-bone, what's your question? What are your guys's hopes and
aspirations in this lifetime? Wow, wow.
And there goes the episode. I.
Would have. Gone with favorite color, I
warned them. I told them it was gonna be
paper color. Say that and then and then
(31:45):
Spider Movie. I had to turn it up a bit.
Do you guys have a dream? For the close future, before I'm
dirty, we want to buy a house, Great.
For the far future we wanna livelike remote or maybe in Italy or
something. So we wanna move away from the
(32:06):
Netherlands, OK, and go go to toa beautiful country with nice
weather like Italy or something like that live.
Above the sea level. Canada.
Yeah. Well, we're already living above
the sea level here. It's all the same.
Like if the dikes break in the Netherlands, we're safe.
Like is that is not, you know. Canada's a nice country.
(32:32):
True, but strict immigration laws?
Yes. Really.
Yeah, yeah. So you have to to be able to
move there. I believe you have to have
already have like something likea steady job and everything
there. Yeah, there's, there's, you're
right, there's quite a quite a strict policy.
Probably. It's probably a good thing in
(32:52):
the grand scheme of things for people that.
I'm sure there's a reason for it, but you know what that just
means. Of course, we are obviously
going to come visit YouTube. Yes, yes, yes.
That is not our plans. Pride in Berlin, Yes.
Yes, yes, we're gonna be there. Yes.
I'm excited. That leave it bachelin.
(33:16):
I love, I love Berlin. Yeah, I'll.
Go I want to do Folsom. In San Francisco.
Is it? Oh, Folsom in San Francisco is
the. Actually, no.
Berlin actually has their own Folsom as well.
That's what I thought. Yeah.
It originally started in San Francisco.
OK, Have either of you been to the Folsom in Berlin?
(33:37):
No, no, we've done brides and some like puppy related events,
so I really wanna really, reallywanna go to something like that.
Folsom or Darklands. Darklands.
I've heard of Darklands. Yep, I heard Darklands.
I follow a lot of guys on Twitter that went to Darklands
(33:59):
this year. So is that an event or is that
a? It's it's a three day event with
like. It's gonna be longer now.
Yeah, it's. Gonna be it's gonna.
Be 6 days it's. Going to be 6 days because they
changed the name as well. The six day event with all
different kinds of parties and walks and it's one big fuck fest
(34:21):
party. It's it's it.
If I'm not wrong, I believe it'svery kink and kink kink related.
Yes. Yeah.
And it's open to everyone, but more gay people go.
Absolutely. Well, it's because we had more
fun. You guys really do know how to
party by the way, I just say. We really.
(34:43):
You guys, I was. I was taken back.
No whole bars. No gay people know how to party
and puppies are just fantastic. So just out of curiosity, so you
guys said you went to Pride in Berlin approximately?
No, no, no. We went to Pride in Amsterdam,
we want to go to Pride in Berlin.
We have been to Berlin, but not at Pride.
(35:05):
OK, so you went. You, you were in.
You went to Pride in Amsterdam. Yes.
Want to go to Pride in Berlin? What is the travel time roughly
from where you are to Amsterdam or Berlin?
Look. That up.
Google Maps. I guess that Amsterdam would be
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around 2 1/2 hours, in Berlin around 5:00, but we have to
check, OK. 9 hours and 11 minutes. 910 hours almost. 10
hours to Berlin. J Ride, you have a question?
No, I was just gonna say it. They're kind of lagging, lagging
a bit. So.
So is that travel by car or is that by train or bus?
(35:51):
By car. By car?
By car, yeah, but by train to Amsterdam, it's around the same.
It's not that much. Don't y'all got high speed
trains over there? Yeah.
Yeah, and. Yeah, but they're not allowed to
go above 180. I believe so, but yeah.
(36:12):
OK. Kilometers, yeah.
Kilometer, yeah. Yeah, in, in, yeah.
Kilometers, yeah. In Canada, our passenger train,
the maximum speed it goes is about 90 to 100 kilometers an
hour. Yeah, is.
The maximum speed for our passenger train here.
That's a normal train here. Yeah.
Yes, we don't have high speed treats.
(36:34):
No, they're working on it. How are they?
So I want to know because again,for our listeners, and I want
them to know and understand and learn YouTube.
How did you both meet? I want their origin story.
So we are both in a big Dutch puppy group and he got at it and
(36:58):
I saw a puppy with colorful hair, colorful hair and I had
colorful hair. And I was like I'm going to text
him. And then we met at.
We went into Haig. Yeah, I was someone that we
don't talk about anymore, but wemet at his place and after that
(37:19):
we were in a pack together. I left at first because it was
making our relationship a littlebit bad and then I chose for the
relationship. So then we started heading off
together. Yeah.
So I was going to another pub inThe Hague, and he texted me.
(37:41):
He's like, hey, how you doing? I was like, yeah, I'm good.
Like your hair, it's really cool.
It's like, oh, thank you. And then like we started talking
about hair product and then we met up one time a few more
times, and then it's just started to roll and click.
We're gonna really grow into each other.
(38:02):
The funniest fun fact about our relationship is I am the first
person to give him a bouquet of flowers.
Yeah. It was, it was, it was so sweet.
He stayed over here for like a couple of days and I I was
working like behind me here underneath this nice puppy flag,
(38:23):
our three computer screens. And it's my computer, so I'll
work from there. And he bought the flowers and he
was being sneaky in the house and whatever.
He's like, no, I'm doing nothing.
Just don't mind. I was like, I, yeah, sure.
Like I will just drink my coffeeand do my work and stuff.
So he, he put on the flower. He hit the flowers.
Then just before he went home, which was really sad because I
(38:43):
didn't want him to go. He was like, here is flowers.
It was like nobody ever gave me flowers before.
No. So that, that was really sweet.
Yeah. See, and I, I wanted to know how
you two met because discussed a lot, but it's important to make
sure that the audience and everyone around the world knows
how you both met. Great, now I have to listen to
(39:05):
the podcast because I had to go to Washington.
What I. Mean.
Where's the shame, Bell? Shame.
And I'm excited. So the longest.
So, Ello, you've been a pup longer than Tegel.
I think around because he said around four or five years, I
(39:26):
said around 4 years, so he's been a problem longer.
OK, suppose you've been a littlelonger.
OK, so of course while J Rod andJuke you come on to it.
I always like to ask, just like people always ask me, how did
each of you get involved and make the decision to become and
why come into a well, how did you become a puppy?
(39:50):
For me I I found it on porn 1st and then I searched up what
puppy play was on YouTube and I got to a YouTube channel that
explains kinks. Nice.
Just hello. So for me, it was this dude I
(40:12):
was hanging and I was with. I don't talk to him anymore, but
he was a puppy and he kind of showed me and the pop play
things and stuff like that. So he gave me his first hood,
which I don't have any more as well.
That's how I got into pop. And then I went to puppy events
(40:32):
and puppy show shows and, and puppy parties and stuff like
that. And I really grow into it.
So I I started, I started as a fem boy and then I became a fem
puppy. Cute.
Cute. That explains the pink.
Not explain pink and I and I think ironically, I know J Rod
was shaking his head up and downand I know for myself it's the
(40:55):
same thing. A lot of the pups in the pup
community you did when we said when Tegel made it like the most
of a lot of us discover pup playor when they start getting into
the puppy community. It's a lot of us start.
It's a very sexual experience. Like I know for myself when I'm
for my, when I saw the first puppy, I saw it was very sexual.
(41:17):
What it is now is for me is about community.
I mean, and it's not a local community, it's global community
because I can go anywhere in theworld and find people
everywhere. That's new.
What is new? That right here.
See it? Oh, the little Squirrel Hour
logo in the. Yes, I added that that's new.
(41:40):
For us, for us, it's there. That's because I only use this
software when we're remote accessing and I have our.
Yes. Right, guys on there.
Click here for. Further information.
You watch the click on it and nothing happens.
Yeah. Click here to see the squirrel
make a wink. Stop the.
(42:01):
Fingering of. The squirrel.
Turn it into yes, but that's something when you click on it.
It pulls Oh. Wait, T-bone, did you have
something or were you actually just doing?
That he was trying to tickle. No, he was.
He was fingering the squirrel. Yeah, I was.
All right, well. For me, when I when I bought
(42:21):
when I bought my hood, it's moreof keeps.
It's more for like my mental health like it keeps brings me
peace. Like it just.
I just feel really good when. I wear the hood.
Exactly what what you're talking.
About and I'm glad and. And and even before I bought,
(42:42):
even before I bought my hood, I've tried on different hoods
and every time I've worn the hood I.
Don't know if it's just, it's hard to explain.
I was just. It actually is kind of hard to
explain, but I. Just it helps you zone out.
Yeah, right. So to, to, not to be in the
moment that you are and, and close down a little bit of all
(43:04):
the best meanings in the world and everything around you.
It's the reason, like I know a lot of people who get holes in
their in their hoods so they canhear when they have a hood on.
I don't want that. To me, a part of the experience
is that it muffles the sound. It dims the light, so I get less
irritations of everything else. It really helps with my HD ADHD.
(43:30):
Oh, interesting. That makes sense.
I see, I see. I.
Miss that whole world one day inthere.
Fair enough, you would be welcome into the pub community.
I ran into a Dom actually at my work last night.
Did you? Yeah.
She didn't recognize me at first.
And she? Goes you're the cowboy.
(43:51):
You have the clothing on. It they didn't hurt when you ran
into her like. No, because we're both in a
totally different professional setting.
And I asked her with permission because she's very nude to the
scene. I'm like, are you OK if I refer
you as mistress here? And she's like, yeah, if you
want. So she was pretty stoked with
that. OK, yeah.
Going forward, can I show her that extra respect and give her
(44:15):
some power in that realm? Why not?
Just fun. She's really genuine person,
actually really cool. Does has Jukey figured out any
questions asked? Asked my question for me.
Oh, crap. Sorry, J Rod.
Top or bottom for both of you. Why don't you guess?
(44:38):
I prefer, I prefer not to guess.I'm horrible at guessing.
I hate it when people ask me. Yes.
I'm going to say, well, I below is the bottom and Tegel is the
top. I was going to guess that.
Most of. The time, yeah.
Ello being one switchy a little bit.
I'm first top and he is first bottom.
There you go. Sorry, what does first mean?
(45:02):
1st. 1st 1st. First you can go both. 1st so I
can top as well but I mostly bottom.
Yeah. Yeah, OK.
And he can bottom as well, but he mostly tops.
Yeah. So it's like Spider and I.
Yeah, there's a dynamic. It's always important.
(45:22):
You guys are also technically switches.
Yes. Yes, I am a bottom verse and
spider would be top verse, Yes. Interesting.
Yeah. I guess I'm a top verse then.
Yes, that's what I mean. That's exactly just one more
dominant than another, but open to other.
Getting pig once in a while. Once a year getting pigged.
That's OK. I'd love to be pegged.
(45:43):
J Rod is definitely a J rod's bottom.
Maybe we can talk to some dominatrixes.
Go for. Do you know the?
Other hag is. Foursome.
Yeah, I've watched. I've If you've seen.
If you've seen my spider, If you've seen.
Both. Hagged you?
If you've seen my porn history then yeah, like.
From hot dominatrix dominatrix women that's that's.
(46:04):
A different that's a different that's that's different.
OK, shit. Because I've been taught by both
of them, but being pegged by a dominatrix might.
That's. That's different.
That's different. And again, if mom is you're
listening, I'm sorry, I don't know if she actually, I don't
(46:26):
know if she actually listens to the podcast anymore.
Well, that's OK. I don't know.
People do come and go. We've lost two listeners that,
you know, if people come, we gain, we minus.
I don't know. But if she does, shout out to
Jay Roth's mom and tolerating her son.
Proud Mama. That's the reason why I don't
let my mom know the. Podcast I see the look, I see
(46:48):
Teeks has something to say. Teek.
I got a the secret word for thisepisode.
Did you figure it out? I was going to say we've got a
few minutes. I was about 8 minutes out to ask
out. OK, So what is the secret word
for the stinky pups? But you also already have said
it in the group, but they're probably not going to remember
(47:09):
it. But let's make the secret word
of this podcast of this episode,be Sidrate.
Oh, yes, yes. Sidrate.
Well, they have Sidrate, they saw it in the chat, but they
don't know it's a secret word. So they still have to listen to
the podcast at this point to actually understand it is a
secret word. The only people who are
listening this chat is who them and us.
(47:32):
He also put it in the stinky pop.
I put it in the stinky pop chat that Zydrate, but they don't
know that's the secret word until now.
So they literally still have to listen to the podcast.
I didn't say, we didn't say in the group that Zydrate was the
secret word. The secret word.
Right, right, right. On that note, shout out to Chase
and Billy. Yeah, he he, he, he, he.
(47:52):
Handler Chase. Where is Billy?
Is Billy also in the same Billy?'S in the UK.
No Billy's in the UK. Yeah, that we are serving.
We are. This is We're solving World
Peace here. A little bit.
We're doing more than. Creating OK, so I'm.
Not going to finish that word. I, I don't cry, I know you've
heard that many episodes, but I know that we, we will and
(48:16):
hopefully jukey one day when we travel to get there.
We are still planning of course not this year.
It'll be a couple of years in advance.
It'll be like 4 years in into the stinky pub spot.
You know, hopefully we can all meet over in your area because I
think for all of us. So that just means another two
years because they're already two years in.
Yeah, a couple of years to go inand yeah, and then we'll meet
(48:37):
over. But it's gonna be an ugly cry.
It's gonna be disgusting. Like me, Tigs.
Hello. It's gonna be Billy.
We're all gonna meet up at the airport.
You guys already talked about that and Billy said he would he
he will travel to the Netherlands so that.
Well, that's what I mean. So we just need to get Chase
there. Yeah, it's what that's gonna
mean. It's me and Chase.
We're gonna go over, but it's gonna be disgusting.
As long as I don't have to go get.
(48:58):
You and Chase as I'm not invited.
Well, of course you are. Not invited.
As long as I don't have to go get a ice cap I should be fine.
Never going to live that down. No, you didn't go get an ice
cap. You went to the.
Washroom. Well, that's on you for stealing
my my first hug of my handler. I still got it.
It's all mine. That's something Chase and I
(49:19):
have. Had I been there, I would have
gotten a hug before you too. I know.
In all honesty, I'm pretty sure Jukey would have got the hug
before me. True 100%.
Terrible. So we got to remember, like if
Jukie's that we hug Jukie first,yeah.
Hug Jukie was about. Or a.
Listener, it's it's, it's the rule.
Like hug Jukie first. Yeah, or then I have.
(49:42):
To then I probably have to do myold job again, go to Skip Hall
and wait for people to arrive atthe airport.
Yeah, I feel at this point, I mean, I.
Spider can't have the first hug anymore.
Apparently not. An alternation for the stinky
pups. I am.
To get the first blowjob. So it's it even?
(50:02):
Well, it is actually. He didn't even get that.
Well, no. I almost.
Done. It my case.
Well, there goes my night anyway.
And. Welcome to do you do you, do you
chase? Do you remember the welcome to
(50:23):
Vancouver? Wow, okey dokey.
Well, in that note, well I'm looking forward to going over
and meeting all the pups in the Netherlands when I finally
arrived. Absolutely.
Yes, you can stay outside. Yeah.
Ouch. You can go to a human bar.
Puppies. You'll be puppies.
Will go in. Let me get my first hugs.
(50:45):
Well. Crossing the pond.
Like a free free side rate then side right will probably hook
spider first. Oh, there you go.
Is it more? It should be a pond, Should it?
That's just what the. Brit's called.
I know, I know. Crossing the pond.
But big area. Speech.
Yeah. I have to function in case it's
the water, yeah. OK, It's all in good fun.
(51:09):
Chase's visit was amazing. It was a lot of fun and I look
forward to, I definitely look forward to coming over and
visiting with both of you. It'll probably about, yeah,
it'll probably be about two years.
You might be in a different country by then, but you said
you are looking at moving. I doubt it.
That was the far, far off then that's like a retirement plan to
(51:29):
buy to to buy a house in the Netherlands first in like 3 or 4
years before he turns 30 or around the time and then we
eventually want to go to Italy or something like that.
OK, so you are. So we will still plan on on
seeing you in your home country.We've come to visit for the
(51:50):
first time. Yeah.
Oh well, I'm excited. I'm well versed on geography of
the world and everything else and I totally understand that,
but I do have a question. Hello, I know you speak German.
Yeah. And I should know this, but what
is the native tongue for Netherlands?
(52:14):
Native. Dutch.
Dutch. Dutch.
Yeah, yeah. Dutch.
Dutch. Dutch.
Which is Dutch, similar to German or?
You can say so no. Well, like there are many
similarities but also many things different, right?
(52:35):
It's like French and Italian. Or.
Italian and Spanish and stuff. Like many many many words the
same, but also many things different.
So I'm going to wrap it up because we're going to continue
this on the next conversation because we want this to go to
YouTube. We need to finish it up as of
right now. So before I forget, I want to
make do a shout out to all of our listeners who have followed
(52:55):
us, continue to follow us. I want to thank our special
guest today who will be joining us for our next episode,
Squirrels after dark momentarily, Pop Tegel, pop
Ello. Thank you for being on the
podcast today. Remember, very cute.
Wow. Check out the YouTube channel
for seeing what's going on between these three weirdos in
in the channel. Remember, mental health is
(53:17):
important. If you are struggling or an
issue with it, we want to make sure that you know you can.
There's always someone there to reach out for you.
There it is. It's always important and reach
out to us. There are many, many.
North America. Sources.
Teague will actually share something with us on the next
show. He actually found a link of an
(53:39):
international list of helplines,which Tegel came up with.
So again, thank you for everybody being here.
We're going to shut it down. We're going to get ready to go.
We're going to take a break. Take a 15 minute break and we'll
be back to record hubby's episode Squirrels After Dark
Season 3 Episode 16 very, very shortly.
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