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Slowly the time passed by, as it
does so |
always for all young
creatures, and the |
luxurious cabinet under the sink full of |
warmth and milk was exchanged
some fine |
day for the bald barn
where all puppies |
than gradually became used to solid
food |
too. Unfortunately also
play time began to |
be limited
when now
strict paternal |
discipline was imposed by the
two-legged |
beings and father Carl-John.
Awaiting the |
name she would get from her future |
master she was called for the
time being |
"Morlet" or
just "Blacky" sometimes, |
but it did not bother her busy as she
was to |
train herself thoroughly to match all the |
well
expected arrogance of the gentleman |
who was going to take care of her soon. So |
she pushed rigidly aside her two brothers |
when all were invited to eat from the |
trough of their mother who but hardly |
could believe she was
tolerating this. |
Firmly she always pointed
out the way to |
go to her
sisters with a
proudly curled tail |
and so she grew in hand
and hair. |
Than suddenly those first eight
weeks had |
passed by already and the moment
neared |
to take leave of that safe and
so familiar |
world. To celebrate that coming
moment |
she sat down for a last time
as a pup |
together with her mother
Poppy on the
big |
old
round garden table and they both |
looked
away in astonishment
and |
frustration about all
that happened so |
abruptly and without
any warning at all. |
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