At this point in time, everyone and their grandmother seems to be diagnosed with ADHD. Therefore, due to its “surge in popularity,” this episode shares the funny and frustrating moments based around Chelsea and Christine's life, and their diagnosis with ADHD. Sometimes dog-mumming means you may lose your dog under your feet, in your closet or… wait what was I saying?

Chelsea and Christine discover they have a similar story of passing out at a concert, being carried away by a security guard, and losing a shoe. Proof of best friends or what?

But the main topic is to discuss the “taboo” of whether they want to have children or not. What lifestyle changes are they willing and not willing to make at this moment in time? Does a dog fulfill the maternal need of wanting to take care of a child?

Chelsea and Christine talk about dating pros and cons associated with dogs – sharing personal stories and others from friends. One girl is told through live radio (like we’re in 1999!?) that her boyfriend did not want her dog to move in with them. Touching on the fact that a dog is an amazing ice breaker and an easy way to pick up dates, as well as a social tool to meet a ton of cool people. But we wonder would you ever pretend to have a dog in order to pick up a date…? We are not judging.

Living in Venice Beach, it’s easy to imagine the chaos one can get involved with. In this episode they dive into a handful of embarrassing and wild beach-related stories that happen directly in the sand or in these funky streets. One dog interacts with a dead whale, another steals a funnel cake from an unknown child. Christine and Chelsea are beginning to explain their struggles of learning how to be a responsible dog mom and admit to some of the challenges and mistakes made. Oh and side note they discover they both have a liking to chewing on sand…

Christine and Chelsea are unhinged and unleashed, and are diving straight into the nitty gritty of their chaotic lives. Christine recounts how her dog, Mila, ran wild through LAX security, while Chelsea shares the story of Biscuit taking down a local farmers market. They’re holding nothing back. Welcome to the reality of life, no filters needed and absolutely zero desired.

We’re so glad you're here! And we are so excited to share this project with you all. Our dogs are kinda the center of our lives, and as we got closer, we couldn't stop laughing at ourselves - and questioned should we share this with the world? The answer was obviously yes. Listen into the life of two dog mums thriving in ADHD in Venice Beach. Truly a blast.