You know he knows the tour schedule.
And he does this.
Every time.
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Attaboy.
It’s probably the best part of the tour,
I need to know how to say "Who's a good dog?" in French now...
"Qui est un bon chien ?" Is the exact translation.
In reality we would probably say "C’est qui le bon chien (or Le bon toutou) ?" with a 'aww' voice.
Not much of the difference yeah, but the "C’est" at the beginning is important, it makes it sound more familiar and childish.
Tu es un bon chien? Oui, tu es un bon chien!