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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 44 MIN

Patsy

from Set & Centered · host Mark & RJ

She was nine pounds of absolute chaos who destroyed a house in Tucson, reduced grown adults to tears, and then quietly became the reason a 50-acre dog sanctuary exists in East Texas. We hand the mic to Mom — who was there from the beginning — to tell the real story of Patsy: the terrier who demanded applause on command, outlasted every expectation, and taught a family that structure and patience aren't punishments. They're how you love something properly. In this episode:• The Tucson babysitting incident: one small dog, one very long night, and two adults who did not come out of it with their dignity intact• How Patsy went from chaos engine to companion — and what it actually took to get there• Milo's story: the dog nobody thought would bond with her, and what happened when he did• Mom on mic — her memories of a dog who knew exactly how funny she was and used it relentlessly• What "rescue fit" actually means: why the right human for a dog matters as much as the right dog for a human• Patsy's Pasture — the first thing on the ranch named after a dog, and why it won't be the last• One small dog who changed a family, a place, and a purposeEmail us at [email protected] check out our website at https://www.setcenter.liveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/setcenterliveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@setcenterliveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/setcenterlive

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She was nine pounds of absolute chaos who destroyed a house in Tucson, reduced grown adults to tears, and then quietly became the reason a 50-acre dog sanctuary exists in East Texas. We hand the mic to Mom — who was there from the beginning — to tell the real story of Patsy: the terrier who demanded applause on command, outlasted every expectation, and taught a family that structure and patience aren't punishments. They're how you love something properly. In this episode: • The Tucson ...

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