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Film producer Susan Downey is battling her movie star husband's plans to adopt a pack of wild dogs.
Robert Downey, Jr. has turned the couple's home in Malibu, California, into a mini-zoo – and he wants to keep adding exotic pets, much to his wife's displeasure.
As well as cats, goats, and pigs, Robert and Susan own four alpacas, some cows, and "17 chickens."
Promoting his new film, Dr. Dolittle, in which he portrays a vet who speaks to animals, he tells WENN, "Now I want a pack of dingos."
"OK, we're not getting that," his wife snaps back, "but I also said no to the cows, so we'll see what happens."
