Two dogs are talking at a table, fixed medium shot. Real stu...

Two dogs are talking at a table, fixed medium shot. Real studio shoot, clear fur; do not change their appearance, positions, or proportions. Anthropomorphic expressions and natural body movements, with mouth shapes accurately and clearly matching the dialogue and a natural tone. Dialogue must be spoken in segments and turns; do not overlap or interrupt. The entire film consists of three continuous segments without scene cuts: Segment 1: The black and white Border Collie on the left starts speaking, mouth movements synchronized with the dialogue, tone is aggrieved and haughty: "We went for a drive over the weekend, and the car suddenly broke down. He sent it for a major overhaul!" While the left dog speaks, the right dog listens with an expression of trying to suppress a laugh, gently twitching its ears. Segment 2: After the left dog finishes, there is a 1-second pause. The white Bichon Frise on the right lifts a paw with a small gesture, expression surprised and confused, mouth movements accurately matching the dialogue: "I was listless when I got home, so he took me to the pet hospital!" The left dog shows a shocked yet secretly pleased expression; they look at each other, and the left dog proudly lifts a paw, mouth movements accurately matching the dialogue: "He wasn't feeling well himself, but he just toughed it out!" Segment 3: After looking at each other, both dogs burst into laughter together, mouth shapes opening and closing with the laughter, shoulders shaking, and slightly hitting the table, showing a strong sense of comedy. The camera zooms in slightly to enhance the atmosphere. Emotional requirements: humorous, exaggerated, anthropomorphic, funny talk-show style. Style requirements: high-definition and realistic, clear fur, soft lighting, natural and stable visuals.