Understanding Oakley and Delilah's Journey

Oakley feels lonely without his friends Crusoe and Daphne. He considers getting a sister, despite Crusoe's warnings about the challenges of having a sibling. Oakley gets a new sister, Delilah, and initially enjoys her company. However, he soon faces challenges as Delilah disrupts his life. Crusoe and Daphne visit to help manage Delilah's energy, leading to a more balanced relationship. Oakley learns to appreciate the benefits of having a sister, despite the initial difficulties.

Why does Oakley feel lonely at the beginning of the video?

• Because he lost his favorite toy

• Because his father is working late

• Because his mother is busy with accounting

• Because Crusoe and Daphne are not around

What is Crusoe's initial reaction to Oakley's idea of getting a little sister?

• He is excited

• He strongly advises against it

• He is indifferent

• He thinks it's a great idea

What does Oakley promise to teach Delilah?

• Good behaviors like using the loo and not chewing things

• How to fetch

• How to play rough

• How to bark loudly

How does Oakley feel when Delilah first arrives?

• Indifferent

• Thrilled

• Annoyed

• Scared

What behavior of Delilah's starts to annoy Oakley?

• She barks too much

• She chews on his toys

• She eats his food

• She ruins his knitting project

Where does Oakley hide from Delilah?

• Under the bed

• In the closet

• In the bathroom

• In the garden

What advice does Crusoe give Oakley about dealing with Delilah?

• To give her away

• To wait out the puppy phase

• To train her more strictly

• To ignore her

Why do Crusoe and Daphne visit Oakley and Delilah?

• To teach Oakley new tricks

• To celebrate Delilah's arrival

• To help Delilah burn off energy

• To take Delilah away

What unexpected benefit does Oakley find in having Delilah around?

• He gets more sleep

• He gets more toys

• He gets more attention

• He gets more treats

How does Oakley feel about Delilah by the end of the video?

• He regrets getting her

• He is indifferent

• He wants to give her away

• He is happy and looks forward to teaching her