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I remember when the little fellow came home;
he didn't need a brush or any kind of comb. All he did was sleep, cry, and create nice odors, now he eats and makes the sounds of little motors. I get yummy airborne treats flung from his highchair; sometimes I get lucky and catch them in midair. Sure, I get yelled at if I try to lick the tray. I don't see why, it has to be cleaned anyway. He can fling delicious food all around the room; I have learned to be quick before Mom gets the broom. Sometimes I will whimper and he'll drop the whole plate; he starts to laugh and giggle, but I think it's great. His tiny fingers are delectable to taste, none of the little morsels ever go to waste. Yes, he's my new best friend and I'm his special pup; he makes quite the mess and I'm glad to clean it up.
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