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In this brief, informal monologue, Mauro Stendel declares that he prefers to walk his dog himself, likening the pet to a child and emphasizing the dignity of personally handling the walk and cleaning up after it. He humorously rejects the idea of hiring someone to do it. The segment also includes a quick anecdote where he helps a passerby—identified as a 'kirchnerista'—who has tripped, showcasing his willingness to assist others. Throughout, he references dog‑training cues such as the collar detaching and the command “sit,” illustrating his close bond and control with the animal.










