[The reply doesn't come for two days. A mixture of Sherlock not having a tablet of his own, and a general malaise brought on by the events of that horrible night. He almost doesn't reply to this gibberish at all, but certain words give him the pointers he needs to know who sent it.]
Your old master attempted to murder your new master and a small mailman. Why?
[Ah, he's so cute! Sherlock has a big soft spot for dogs, but he can't exactly pet Dug down the tablet so he'll just have to hang up there after giving him another 'good boy'.]
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Your old master attempted to murder your new master and a small mailman. Why?
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Why did your master not want the bird and chicks to be reunited?
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[No, wait. That's likely too broad of a question for a dog.]
Why did he want the bird as a prisoner?
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hjios ;legacyu
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Very well, thank you, Dug.
Good boy.
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