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Like all good children, we insist that Hu-Dad tells us some bedtime stories – involving hero dogs, of course – before lights out every night.
Tuck us into bed, Hu-Dad.
The key to a good bedtime story is that it can’t be too scary or exciting, and it has to have a happy ending. You know, like dogs finding good forever homes like so many of our readers have found.
I hope the hero is a white dog with blue eyes.
After a hard day of work around Chez Herd (hey, we are a working breed!), a good story is the perfect way to get sleepy and comfortable. Right, Kiska?
Yawn. You can turn the light out now.
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