This is where Mother Mack and her puppies live with Don
and Doug Dahl mother Max has trained very seven puppies pretty well behaved brave
little dogs and out of their six weeks old.
They are able to leave their mother for new homes.
Doug gives the puppies the right food to make them strong and healthy.
They eat three meals a day done trains Tammie to set up as he
thinks other children like a dog who knows how to do tricks.
The boys are proud of the puppies and want each dog to look is best
when Mr Conne over comes over to choose one
but the puppies just can't see any reason for making a fuss.
They don't realize how important it is to look clean and well groomed.
Now a Bobo that's not a toothbrush and it's not good to eat dog is patient
but firm with the little dogs.
Mr Connelly Worth who lives next door comes to pick out his dog.
He examines the puppies carefully.
He knows
that a good dog has strong sturdy bones a healthy coat of hair a bright intelligent
look and most important a good disposition.
The boys tell him the good points of each of the puppies.
Danny Califf Mr Khan over how smart Danny is
and Tami likes Mr Khan over right from the start.
Dan would like to have Tammy live next door to play with global the dog
that their father has had they may keep each one of the puppies is so cute.
It is hard for Mr Khan over to decide.
Doug wants they puppies to show how frisky they are
but the puppies want to play in the box where they sleep.
Doug keeps a blanket in their box because he knows it is important for puppies to
have a warm dry place to sleep on their MAC wonders what is happening.
Amie has one Mr Khan over his heart and he takes hammy home to live with him
and Mrs Connally were and their cat and
that mother Mack is worried she does not want Tammy to go.
And Tammy is a little homesick at first.
Dani comforts the puppy.
Very soon. Tami is
that happy as he can be this is a home where a puppy can relax
and enjoy himself.
He makes friends with Ann and the cat dogs encamped are often good friends
when they get to know one another.
Anna likes him and tries to mother the baby dog.
Tammy is very contented in his new home with Anna and the con over.
Used to take care of them.
Later on.
Lucy shows the puppies to her friend Mrs Macleod who was a good make your dog to
play with their children and to learn to guard them as he grows up.
Mark is too young to keep all the leashes of the six little puppies from getting
tangled especially when each puppy wants to go in a different direction.
Mark isn't a bit afraid because he knows a puppy won't snap him unless he teases
the top of you or is rough with him.
Mrs Macleod creatures remarkably gentle with the little dogs.
She is as good and kind to a puppy as you is to her own children.
She knows that a happy home for a puppy is one where there is plenty of love
and where the property can be will he is needed to love and protect his family.
Puppies are good companions because it is their instinct to love people.
The puppy looks up at Mrs Macleod as if to say I would like you to be my mistress.
I will take good care of your babies.
Paul is never seen so many puppies puppies are so friendly he thinks it's fun.
Do choose a dog.
Mrs Macleod takes her puppy in for dinner
and a nice way to begin life in a new home.
Mr Tim comes to pick out a puppy for his grandson moat.
Dan is a good salesman
and Mr Tim chooses Rudy he takes Rudy to live in the
country where most and his family raise flowers for market.
A week later. Doug.
Most of visit most and Rudy most uncle is a fisherman
and the children like to play on the Nets piled high on the truck mode is very
proud of Rudy who adores moat
and follows him wherever he goes.
Most enjoys taking care of his dog himself.
Rudy always wags his tail and is grateful for everything.
Both does for him.
In the meantime Jiggs has gone to live with the gentle Mrs Shanks
and her cap pushed in boots.
Mrs Shanks understands animals
and gives them lots of affection Jiggs tries as hard as he can to please
or like all dogs. He has quickly adapted himself to his new family.
He is not at all. Lonesome for his brothers
and sisters with Puss in Boots for a playmate.
Mickey has a good home with the Bakers family.
Mrs Baker's tells the children a story.
She is kind and teaches the children to be thoughtful with their new dog.
Tony is old enough to know what a little dog likes.
She is gentle with her new puppy
and Mickey is devoted to his mistress.
Tony knows a little dog needs plenty of exercise
and I'm Pathans Mickey's collar to play with him.
Mickey likes to romp with Tony. He would like to catch the ball.
He run. Then runs but his little legs are so short.
He soon gets tired
and comes back to Mrs Baker's a puppy can't ask for a drink of water.
So it must always be where he can get such good care
makes a happy home for Mickey.
Mr White who works for the milk company stops by on his way home to look over the
puppies the boys like Mr White
and are anxious to have him take one of the puppies to live with him
and his family. Mr White knows the points of a good dog
and feels the puppies to be sure that they are strong and husky.
He looks carefully into their eager little faces he would like a smart of the
because he wants to teach him tricks Kilties seems to be just the right dog for Mr
White but Mr White thinks Bobo is a fine dog too.
However he decides on Kilty. And takes them to put him in the front of his truck.
The boys give Mr White the dog's bed so guilty will be comfortable in his new home.
Guilty Thales welcome in his new family penny
and the neighborhood children love to play with the puppy
and although kill the loves to play with them.
It is hard for a little dog to keep up with so many children.
Penny is teaching the dog to set out sometimes children her.
Their paths by being too rough with them.
Or by squeezing them too hard
and his mother reminds her to be gentle.
And Kelty is happy
but sleepy in his new home back at the towels home mother Mack is lonesome without
her puppies and Doug. Tries to cheer her up.
Bobo to seem sad but the boys are pleased
that each puppy has found such a good home.
They have learned that a happy home whether for a puppy or for a girl
or boy can be large or small in the city
or in the country as long as it is one where your family love you
and you do your best to be kind and help.
Well both think his home is best of all.