Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Remember we were talking about foxes the other day?
Speaker1: <file_video> <file_photo>
Speaker2: Oh my word!! Is that in your garden?
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker1: yeah it's by the shed! Mark could see them from the dining room.
Speaker2: They don't look shy
Speaker1: no they are not, which is cool and worrying! 
Speaker2: yeah of course. Do they attack humans?
Speaker1: Not really, they generallyare too scared. there have been reports of city foxes nibbling on little kids in cots though 😱 
Speaker2: yuk! that's pretty scary!
Speaker1: Yeah I guess they are predators when given the opportunity!
Speaker1: <file_photo> this one is not as clear as I tried to zoom in
Speaker1: it's rare to see two together though, generally they roam on their own
Speaker2: and not during the day?
Speaker1: that too. This was very early morning though
Speaker2: so what are they doing in your garden? what do they eat?
Speaker1: peoples rubbish and rats I guess, birds, eggs maybe?
Speaker1: we see a lot of opened bin bags lying around on bin day. Makes a right mess!
Speaker2: at least you don't have rats now! 
Speaker1: I know, and I definitely prefer the foxes. besides the mess and sometimes evry stinky poo they don't bother me. 
Speaker2: they are quite beautiful aren't they
Speaker1: I think so!  pretty cool!
Speaker1: some people feed them in their garden to have them come back, but I don't think Tinkerbell would like that much! 
Speaker2: I guess cats and foxes don't mix?
Speaker1: she's petrified! 
Speaker2: better not then, poor thing!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has two foxes in his garden. The foxes opened some bin bags and made a mess, but they do not bother Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 locked the door.