Waggit's Tale (2008)
“The sun was streaming through the windows, warming his fur; the bed upon which he was lying was soft and squishy; the stomach that the woman was scratching was full. Life was good; he felt safe for the first time. Of course his life was different from the one he led in the park. One of the biggest changes was the way he was now dependent upon the woman for everything. If he wanted to go out he had to wait until she took him out; she decided which dogs he would play with; he ate when she gave hi...m food, although he had discovered that if he stared at her hard enough she usually got the message. Gone were the days when he and Lowdown would suddenly decide to wander off to the Bigwater, or when dinner depended upon what you could hunt or scavenge. Life was much more structured now, and this was the price that he paid for the happiness he was feeling.
He could only live this way because he had begun to trust the woman. He relied upon her for everything, and she had not let him down, and although he didn’t fit into the life of a house dog the way that Polly and Jack did, the fit was good enough.MoreLess
He could only live this way because he had begun to trust the woman. He relied upon her for everything, and she had not let him down, and although he didn’t fit into the life of a house dog the way that Polly and Jack did, the fit was good enough.MoreLess
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