itters ] You're right, George.

Maybe we could train Howie.

Grandpa!

Here's the rule book.

Good luck.

[ Narrator ] Washing a pig was easy-- [ Snorting ] Ha!

Huh.

[ Gasps ] Uh-oh!

Howie likes mud.

once they got the kinks worked out.

And the second step was a breeze.

[ Snorts ] Oh!

[ Laughs ] Almost.

[ Snorting ] Well, how's it going?

Look, Grandpa.

We got Howie washed and brushed.

Oh, that's the easy part.

Well, good luck with the third step.

Mmm.

Looks like we walk Howie for 30 minutes... and poke him with a stick.

[ Gasps ] Poke him with a stick?

[ Murmuring ] Aw.

Oh.

[ Narrator ] No wonder Howie didn't like training.

Allie!

George!

Lunch!

But Grandpa, why do we have to poke Howie?

Well, if there's another way to get a hog to exercise for half an hour, I'm all ears.

Hmm.

[ Narrator ] There had to be another way.

[ Snorts, Sniffs ] [ Snorts ] [ Laughs ] [ Snorting ] [ Giggles ] It's hard to think when there's a pig snout tickling your ear.

[ Laughs ] Ooh!

Ah.

[ Exclaims ] Piggy.

Ah!

[ Hoots ] Ah!

Hey!

[ Chitters ] Yeah.

Howie's following your apple.

[ Hooting ] [ Narrator ] There was a way to get a hog to move without a stick.

It was called... an apple.