Rudy was certainly dedicated to his job! He pursued those two kids for two days without eating or sleeping. Even when food was thrown out to him, he stayed on task. This episode really establishes Rudy's dedication to his job as a K-9 and to his master, Hank Katts.
I just wonder one thing...How did these two kids think they were going to get all the way to Mexico? They were going to have to cross the United States boarder and the Mexican boarder...I hope they both had driver's license and passports. They may not need a passport to get into the US, but they may to get into Mexico!
I like the way they include Maggie and Stevie in the episode. Maggie was studying for her real estate exam while working at a collection agency. I wonder if she was very dependent on Fred, then when he died, she suddenly found herself having to figure things out. Good thing she had a smart, loving child like Stevie around! And good think Stevie had an uncle like Hank. I suspect he had to help Maggie out a lot.
I just wonder one thing...How did these two kids think they were going to get all the way to Mexico? They were going to have to cross the United States boarder and the Mexican boarder...I hope they both had driver's license and passports. They may not need a passport to get into the US, but they may to get into Mexico!
I like the way they include Maggie and Stevie in the episode. Maggie was studying for her real estate exam while working at a collection agency. I wonder if she was very dependent on Fred, then when he died, she suddenly found herself having to figure things out. Good thing she had a smart, loving child like Stevie around! And good think Stevie had an uncle like Hank. I suspect he had to help Maggie out a lot.
