The Silence Of The Chihuahuas (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
Some police departments use psychics to help them solve crimes. Perhaps this is useful for them, given their tendency to rely strictly on science and rationalization. A dog has so much more information to use to solve crimes: scent and intuition, empathy and energy. We have no need of psychics, who, perhaps, now that I think of it, are simply humans who are more like dogs than other humans in their ability to sniff out clues in body language and energetic exhalations. During a previous case we worked with a famous pet psychic known as Miranda Skarbos. Her efforts to “read” me have been, for the most part, inaccurate. She does score a good hit every now and then, but “frightened?” Ha, Pepe Sullivan is never frightened. Wary, perhaps. And she was certainly closer at guessing what was going on in my life than either Felix (please! Spending more time with him! Geri needs to spend more time with me!) and Caro Lamont (who seems like a nice enough lady but all of her advice was for Geri, as it should be, because we all know that there are no bad dogs, only bad owners).
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