"...test 112, ready to go. All set in there Webster?" Professor Cogsworth asked, peering through the glass as the radiators warmed up. The black Labrador on the other side of the glass gave the English sheepdog a thumbs up. Nodding his head, Cogsworth gave the signal to his right hand man. The giant dog gave a slight nod before pressing a button.

A flash of light shone inside the glass casing as two beams struck the Labrador known as Webster. There was a howl of pain before dead silence. "Turn it off, now!" Cogsworth barked, concerned. Quickly, the dog at the controls ripped out a plug. Turning around though, the professor could already tell that it was too late. The charred remains of Webster proved that the experiment was both fatal and a failure.

"Well, that didn't do anything now, did it?!" a fellow professor called out from the back. Sighing, Cogsworth turned around slowly to find a Mexican hairless making his way over to him. "Professor Dante, I know I can do it again. You just have to trust me-" the English sheepdog tried defending himself. However, Dante interrupted him, "Yeah right! Let me know when you get it figured out!" With that, he stormed out of the lab.

"I have faith in you Professor," the giant dog at the controls called down. Looking up, Cogsworth replied, "Thanks Duke." Glancing over at the glass casing, "Could you see if you can find any brave volunteers for me, please?"