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Did
you know that it is possible for a dog to love an
animal of another species? It's true.
We had a Lizard once. His
name was "Squeak". He was a chameleon. He
was a large and very tame, and unusually sociable boy
(chameleons are typically loners and grouchy). He was
larger than the usual 14 inches they grow to. He was
old when I got my spoiled rott Mason, but that did
not stop 3 month-old Mason from falling in love with
the old coot. Mason used to carry Squeak around on
his shoulders, and that dog came closer to smiling
than I have ever seen a Rottie do, and rotties smile
a quite a bit. When Mason was six months old, Squeak
died (of old age thankfully). Mason actually grieved
with me. True Story. Go figure. Two saps grieving
over a lizard.
We now have a new 'meleon. It
is a she, and we named her Squeak Two (so much for
being creative). Mason loves this one too, but I
don't have the guts to try to see if she would like
the idea of this big ole rott carrying her around, so
Mason has to be content with watching her in her
cage. He does this a lot. Mostly he whines at me to
let her out, but I remain adamant. I still wonder if
he thinks it is the "other" Squeak.
Rottweiler my foot. Someone
forgot to tell Mason he is supposed to be tough, not
a "Ferdinand the Bull" with flowers and
lizards in his hair. Humph...
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