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Dexter, a a French bulldog,

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lives with his human

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in an apartment in

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New York City. in New

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But Dexter has another

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life his human knows

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nothing about. about. is the

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famous detective Dexter. Every

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morning hops onto the

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fire escape where he keeps

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an office. an office. His trusty

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assistant, a a Pomeranian is always

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early and there is always

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a line of city dogs of

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city dogs who need help. Today

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at the front of the line was

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the front of the line

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was a golden doodle called Nancy.

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help She needed help locating a

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lost relative. Her cousin

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had moved out of town she she

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wanted to send him a a new

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year's note. But she a clue where he

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went. went. So Dexter and Peanut him

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down through the pigeons and were

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able to get one of the

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birds to fly up to the

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Hudson Valley and deliver the message.

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Valley and deliver the message. Case was time to

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get ready for the big party.

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get ready and Peanut were

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almost home and they saw two

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very familiar faces waiting for

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familiar faces waiting for them.

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Lily! Hi guys! I'm Yeah,

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that's, weir. I'm I'm your too, sis. Oh,

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oh, Gordy. Lily, it is good to it

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is good to see you. What's

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up, Dexter? I'm so up happy

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to see you. How to see you!

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How are the suburbs? Do they

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have bagels there? What about corn

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dogs? I bet they have carrots.

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Do they have pizza? So many

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questions. Do they have everything more? I more.

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I just love running around in

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the grass and jumping in the

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lake. lake. There's a lake? lake? Oh yeah, a

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big leg, big, huge, huge, a big the best ever. And

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like the best ever. And there's fish

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in there. try to catch them, but they're

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so fast. But we fast. See that, swim

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a lot. See swim. Not I. Not me. me.

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We. You and You and me. Bro and

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sis. Besties. Two peas in a pod.

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Together. a pod. Together, forever. Oh, Gordy.

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Peanut and I will just

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about to get ready for

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New Year's Eve and perhaps

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have a little party for

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two on the stairs. You

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are welcome to join us.

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That's why we're here. We?

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Oh, you said we. Yep,

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yep, yep, great. We're having

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a party. We're having a

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party. A big party. Huge.

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Gonna be wagging those tails

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all night. And guess what?

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Guess what? What? I'm DJ.

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DJ, gaw, gaw. So you

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guys have to come? Yeah,

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what he said. We would

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love to. Yeah, uh, snacks

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provided? You know it. Snacks?

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We got everything you want.

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And bring your sunglasses, because

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we're going till dawn. I

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prefer to wake up spithy

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and spy the first day

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of the year. Not after

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you've heard. They spin. He's

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actually really good. We're having

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the party in the backyard

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of my friend's townhouse. Yeah,

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and the humans are O-O-O-O-O-T.

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Oh, oh, down. And when

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the humans are gone, the

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paws are ready to play.

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We will be there. Cool.

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See ya later. Dexter and

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Peanut go and get ready

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for the party. When they

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arrive, they find the backyard

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packed. Dogs, cats, mice, rats,

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raccoons, pigeons, pigeons, and even

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a few gophers are there.

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It's PJ Gordy! Do not

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believe it. Me neither. He's

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actually pretty good. Well, let's

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boogie. Peanut and Dexter hop

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on the dance floor. Until...

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D-team! We got a problem!

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What's the matter? Someone's been

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changing the clock. They rolled

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it forward and I fixed

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it, but it was an

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accident, but they did it

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again! I don't even know

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what the actual time is

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and we got to rigging

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the new year right at

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midnight. Lily shows Dexter and

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Peanut, the big clock near

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the DJ booth. We found

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it in the garbage. It's

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such a nice big clock.

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I don't know we'd want

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to throw it away. And

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it's controlled from the back

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or the front? Both. You

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can move the hands with

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your paws in the front

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or turn them from the

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back. It could be that

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if you tails hit it

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and knocked the time around.

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They moved it back almost

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an hour. Ah! No tail

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can accidentally move it that

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far. So someone's going in

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there. What's the actual time

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right now? It must be

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close to midnight. There's a

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clock in the house. Stay

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here. I'll be right back.

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As Dexter and Peenad wait

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for Lily, Dexter notices something

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in the window of the

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house next door. A small

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dog. Very small. Watching the

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party. Peenad's to the window.

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But when he looks back.

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The dog is gone and

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the lights shut off. What

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is it double D? There

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was a dog in that

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window. The light was on.

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Now it's off and the

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dog is gone. Sounds like

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we should check it out.

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We. Dexter and peanut go

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next door. But the house

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is all locked up and

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there is no way in.

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They go back to the

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party. Lily is waiting by

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the clock. 1153! See? I

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fixed it. Only a few

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more minutes. We've got time.

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Suddenly, the clock's hands start

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moving forward. 1154? 1155? 1156?

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1156? Hey, wait a minute!

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Time doesn't fly that fast!

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Peanut runs behind the clock!

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Dexter and Lily follow. There's

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someone there, and peanuts got

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them cornered. What do you

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think you're doing? getting this

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party over with. You aren't

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enjoying the party? No, I'm

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not. I'm trying to sleep.

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I don't like party. And

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I don't like New Year.

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I changed the clock to

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make you think midnight past,

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so you'll end this party

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sooner. Oh, you're an angry

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little guy, aren't you? I

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am not a guy. See

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the bow? The little Yorkie

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points her paw to the

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bow. Yep, right there. And

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pink. Oh, my bad. But

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you're messing with my clock.

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And by that, you're messing

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with my party. Not okay.

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We haven't much time. Peanut,

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we need to know how

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long until midnight. You got

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it. Second bedroom on the

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left. Got it! Peanut runs

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to the house. She runs

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up the stairs to the

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second bedroom on the left.

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There is a digital clock

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on the nightstand. Eleven, fifty-nine,

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oh seven! They

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shake their heads. Peanut

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runs as fast as

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she's ever run and

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counts the seconds. One,

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two, three! Once she

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reaches the party clock,

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she moves the hands

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with her nose. Eleven,

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fifty, nine, forty, nine,

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forty, nine, four, three,

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three, three, two, two,

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Everyone celebrates except for the little teacup Yorkie.

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I'd pick a different yard for next year.

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That's one crabby Yorkie. Yeah, I didn't think

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anything that small could be that angry. I

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am not that small. Happy New Year. It's

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just another day. No, it's not. I'm DJ

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Gordi Org. We got more teams coming, so

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let's part of like it's 2025. Because it

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is 2025. to to the

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midnight countdown. We're in

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the new year! in the new

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year! got it sis. Oh

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yeah, got it, Sis! What are

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we going to do

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with you? to do get

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him a Get hit

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the dance floor? I

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think, floor? you are Lily, you

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are Let's let's boogie!