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By
Diane Forrest
My son was married at the end of 2010. His wife owned a dog, but it had been staying
with her parents in Memphis. Once they
got married and moved into an apartment, she retrieved her blonde cocker
spaniel, Dolce. My son quickly learned
that she had a soft spot for dogs, and they would visit the local animal
shelter. It was there that they met
Charlie. He had the cutest face, and was
a mutt, but he had to come home with them.
Their story doesn’t end there, however.
6 months later they visited the shelter again and that's when they met
Anna, a black and white mutt. I now have
3, 4-legged grand puppies. They are all
spoiled, and well behaved, and are great company for my son and his wife.
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Today is Mutt's Day.
The most famous mutt is Benji. He
was made famous during his television series of the same name. Benji was just a poor dog who had found his
way to an animal shelter, and was adopted.
What makes a mutt so special? While purebreds come from a lineage of
dogs of the same breed, mutts are a mix between two or more breeds. This means
that no two mutts are alike—each is unique in its own way! These dogs certainly
deserve a day of celebration for their diverse heritage.
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If you own a mutt, today is the day to show it a little
extra attention, perhaps an extra special treat. Spend the day relaxing and doing all the
things you and your dog like to do. Do so with both of your chins held high.
For your mutt is worth a million bucks!
If you don't have a mutt, or any type of dog, and are looking for some
companionship, try visiting your local animal shelter and adopt one of these
great animals. They will fill your life
with joy.
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