The Good Pup - A Short Story

Met Iris and Fiona after 15 days today had gone to my parents. Got a royal welcome when I reached back! Thanks Virve and Ayurdhi for adopting harbingers of hope.

The Brave Little Puppy – A short story me and my 4-year-old came up with together

May more people follow your example this year: I just came across your blog and wanted to drop you a note telling you how impressed I was with the information you have posted here. That night we fed him milk n he slept in a shoe box. So like all stories of yore, it so begins… Once upon a time there was a little girl who wanted a puppy. Another thump — this time it was accompanied by a low growl. With a shaking paw, he stepped down to the first stair.

The thumping continued as he crept along, peeking through the rungs in the railing. When at last he got to the bottom, a large monster jumped out and tried to grab him, but he quickly turned and ran outside. Hiding behind a bush, Kenichi shook while the monster searched for him across the driveway.

But then, thinking about his family, he felt courageous, and so he dove at the monster and attacked it.

The monster fell to the ground and shattered into pieces. When Kenichi looked up, he saw his family pulling up in their car. They came out and petted him and hugged him and told him what a good puppy he was. I would start telling a tale, stop, then ask her what happens next.

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We would continue this back and forth until the story was finished. Posted by James D. Maxon on October 16, in Short Stories. All Shiba puppies are good puppies… we love our little Shiba. As Siu Bak wriggled out of the sack last, she looked around terrified as the angry man was trying to grab the other two puppies appearing before her. As he lunged at her, Siu Bak bit his hand, shot between his legs and ran for her life down a dark alleyway.

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She somehow managed to find a tiny crevice in the alley wall too small and dark for the scary man to see. She stayed there very still and quite for what seemed like an eternity, quivering and fearing for her life. She worried about the other 2 puppies and hoped that they had escaped too.

After a while, Siu Bak finally stuck her nose out and smelt a waft of fried chicken. She crept slowly out of her hiding place and looked warily around. There was no one there, so she followed the scent and came across a busy place with lots of humans eating delicious food.

How hungry she was! As she edged closer to one of the outdoor tables, she saw a small human suddenly appear in a big fluffy coat and a bobbled wooly hat. She looked straight into her kind eyes as the little girl quickly scooped her up in her arms and rushed her over to one of the tables. They lived in an apartment above the restaurant and Wan Mei got up early each morning and rushed home from school each day to walk her puppies in the local park. They had moved to Mianyang to open up the restaurant when Wan Mei was only four years old.

The majority of people from Shanghai were much friendlier and more tolerant towards dogs than in the provinces; Wan Mei and her parents were no different. When they were at home, the puppies were allowed to follow Wan Mei everywhere; they were even allowed to sleep at the foot of her bed, which until then, had been unheard of in Sichuan!

For the next two years, Wan Mei loved her puppies and her puppies loved her; unconditionally. One day, whilst out for a walk with Wan Mei, a car back fired right next to them on a busy road and made them all jump.

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Siu Bak was so scared that she ran like the wind across the road. She somehow managed to dodge all the rush hour traffic on the road, including some big trucks.

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Before she had chance to run again, she was hit with two big bamboo sticks, grabbed and thrown into a cage in the back of one of the bigger trucks on the road. The door was quickly slammed shut and she was engulfed in darkness. As the truck moved quickly away, Siu Bak barked for help and tried to adjust her eyes to the dark. Foul smells filled her nostrils and she heard whimpering cries coming from behind her. To her horror she saw lots of other dogs crammed into tiny cages one on top of the other. Several had broken legs and most were covered in nasty cuts.

One emaciated brown dog had blood pouring from her nose and leg; she had got them caught in the cage bars when they had moved the cages on top of each other. Their captors had just laughed when she had yelped in pain.