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CORN MAZES DATE BACK TO ANCIENT GREECE? THE SCARY PENALTIES FOR DRUG TRAFFICKING IN CALIFORNIA BREAKFAST SWEET POTATOES WHEN DOES A SLIP AND FALL BECOME A LAWSUIT?
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A STORY OF UNBREAKABLE FRIENDSHIP
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THE DOG WHO RESCUED ANOTHER The Story of Whoobie, Juan, and the Family They Created
When we hear about animals being rescued and adopted, we often picture a family finding their perfect furry companion.
followed — and so did the little dog. As Patricia explains to Reader’s Digest, “From then on, he always followed Whoobie.”
In the case of Whoobie and Juan, it’s a little different.
After no one claimed the dog, Patricia adopted him and named him Juan. Still uncertain about people, Juan latched onto Whoobie, and the pair became an inseparable duo. The new brothers shared a bed, and occasionally, Whoobie placed his arm around Juan. At the dog park, every canine knew not to mess with Juan, lest they had Whoobie to contend with. The pair remained that way for years. Sadly, the worst part about dogs is that they leave us too soon. On the day Whoobie died, Patricia and Juan said their goodbyes together in the veterinarian clinic. “As Whoobie took his last breath,” Patricia recalls,” Juan laid down next to Whoobie. He seemed to know his friend was gone.”
Whoobie was his owner, Patricia Lane’s, loyal mutt for many years. He mastered all the standard dog commands — sit, stay, and lay down — and he danced when asked and could find his favorite toys by name. Patricia always knew when her guests arrived based on Whoobie’s howl, and his loud-mouth attitude often saw him as the “sheriff” of the local dog park, policing any and all dog fights. For years, Whoobie and Patricia were perfect companions, but one day, their family grew by chance. After waking from a nap on their couch, Patricia and Whoobie heard a dog barking outside. A small Chihuahua mix was standing in their backyard, despite the high fence. (Later, Patricia surmised that someone dropped the Chihuahua into her yard.) For an hour, Patricia tried to establish a rapport, pleading with the little dog to eat or come inside so she could find his owners. He wouldn’t move. Giving up, Patricia left her door open and went back inside. Whoobie
Today, Patricia and Juan have bonded, but they still miss their friend — a dog who saved them both and helped create their family.
You can read more pet stories in Reader’s Digest’s “America’s Best Pet Pals” series.
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