This episode of Bluey is called Dirt.

The Healer family's yard is chaotic, littered with toys like chattermacks between garden

beds, a birdie kite tangled in a tree, and a pedal car crashed in a bush.

Meanwhile, their neighbors, the chow chow's, have a meticulously pristine yard.

Inside their bathroom, Wendy diligently grooms her daughter, Judo, in a detailed montage.

She meticulously works through the steps.

Shampoo, shampoo again, condition, rinse and rinse again.

Wendy says as she carefully washes Judo's long,

luxurious coat. Afterward, she brushes Judo's fur with precision, using a wide brush for her

arms and a fine brush for her tail. She concludes by blow drying Judo's hair. It takes a long time to do my hair, doesn't it?

Judo observes.

It does, but it's important, sweetheart.

We're chow-chows, Wendy states.

We're known for our long, lovely coats.

Judo chimes in, clearly having heard this speech from her mom before. Wendy replies,

sighing, as she adds, sometimes I wish we weren't, though. Once finished, Judo admires her reflection.

Is it as beautiful as yours? Even more beautiful. Wendy reassures her. She encourages judo to go play,

but as judo looks out the window, her attention is drawn to a commotion in the healer's front yard.

A dump truck delivers a massive pile of dirt to the healer's lawn under Bandit's direction.

Yeah, mate, just, just there. Bandit says,

guiding the driver. As soon as the truck departs, Bluey and Bingo gleefully launched themselves into the

dirt pile, shouting, dirt, and rubbing it all over themselves.

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