Two women bring in two large guard dogs, Kami and Kamael, to protect Bela’s house. The trainers explain that the dogs have already been scent-trained to recognize Bela, Mommy, and Daddo from pieces of their clothing, so the dogs will not attack the family. The trainers also warn that the dogs are working animals, not pets, and that they should not be played with or fed treats or human food.

Daddo asks practical questions about how the dogs will live in the house and whether the family is supposed to interact with them. The trainers say the dogs should be let into the fenced backyard a few times a day and especially before bedtime so they can patrol the first floor overnight. When Mommy says she wants the dogs to guard the entire house, the trainers explain that the dogs are meant to secure entrances and would only go upstairs if they heard a struggle.

The key tension of the conversation comes when Mommy asks what the dogs can do about ghosts or something already inside the house. Daddo does not dismiss the question, showing how seriously both parents now take the haunting. The trainers, not understanding the true nature of the threat, insist that nothing will get past the dogs and praise the house as the most fortified they have seen. Bela is glad the dogs are there, while Mommy remains tense but briefly hopeful that the family has done everything possible to protect itself.