Well the preparations for the big day are
almost done. Frodo had his bath
yesterday and when he came out the grooming room, Paxton and I pretended we
didn’t know him. He looks amazing – and smells 100% better. Not that he was THAT stinky – but he is definitely
easier to be around.
My human did some last minute running
around and I saw her helping Santa with some wrapping. We watched from the other room – because as
we know, we DO like to shred things – at least Pax and I do – so my human didn’t
want to be battling our stealing behavior while she was doing what she calls “
her least favorite task in the world” – gift wrapping. She LOVES to buy presents – and LOVES to
surprise people with presents – but the wrapping part – well….it’s not
pretty. Which suddenly got me to
thinking – WHAT CAN WE GET OUR HUMAN FOR CHRISTMAS???!!!!!!
Holy moly.
I spent all this time working out MY list…and WHAT am I going to get
her???? I don’t have any cash – and the
credit card hasn’t come in yet. So- what to do???? I discussed it with Pax and Fro – and we
figure there are LOTS of dogs in our situation.
So what to do….
And then I came up with an idea – and YOU
and your dogs can do it too!!! I’m calling
it “paw it forward for Christmas.” We
canines don’t have the money to buy gifts – but instead – we CAN give you
something that costs NOTHING – and that YOU can pass on too! Smiles.
It’s all about smiles. For us
canines, and you can quote me... ”a wag is
a smile turned sideways”. Despite our
sometimes naughty behavior, we DO adore you humans. And we can show it by a big WAG. A huge wag.
Which is our smile -turned sideways.
That’s our gift. And then you
humans can paw it forward - by smiling
at someone else. Someone you don’t
know. Someone on the street. In a store.
On the bus. At the doctor’s
office. Just smile. And think how great it is that your dog started
this chain of happiness. And that,
besides our never-ending devotion and our steadfast admiration – would be the
PERFECT Christmas gift. Think about
it…And if anyone asks why are you smiling – tell them your dog told
you to. And so did Viktor. Viktor the PON.
©
2014 Linda Wozniak
My PON puppy, Taz, got us dirty carpets this year for Christmas.
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