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A neighborhood troublemaker-and by troublemaker, we mean serial killer in training-named Todd dognaps Bailey and appears to have the intention of harming the dog in some way. It's just like Timmy and Lassie, except that Ethan doesn't fall down any wells.īailey, on the other paw, gets himself into more danger than James Bond. Ethan makes a toy for Bailey to play with called 'the flip.' Ethan nicknames Bailey 'doodle dog,' which is a nice way to say 'stupid dog.' They ride on sleds and go-karts together and swim and go fishing. They become the bestest of friends, romping and playing like there's no tomorrow. She takes the dog home and gives him to her son, Ethan, who names the dog Bailey. A woman has smashed the glass to rescue the puppy. Could this little puppy's life be even shorter than the first one's?Ī rock flies through the window. The day gets hotter, and hotter, and hotter.

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The dog sits in the truck with the windows up. He puts him in his truck but leaves the dog there when he stops for an unknown reason. A nice man picks up the dog to take him home with him. So he escapes, opening the cage door and running away. He has food and water, but he doesn't want to be in a cage. The dog is soon reincarnated as a different dog, but with all his memories from his first brief life intact. Okay, at least the dog doesn't die at the end. He barks and wags his tail, which is dogspeak for Thank you, ma'am, may I have another? He doesn't get another, because animal control arrives, says the people have too many dogs in poor conditions, and takes the dogs all away to gas them.

There, the woman in charge names him Toby and occasionally gives him a pat behind the ears. Our dog is basically a canine Oliver Twist taken to a puppy orphanage. He lives in the wild until he is captured by some humans who keep a bunch of dogs in a pen somewhere. It was definitely fate, and both Bibi and Drummond are beyond thankful for his quick-thinking.Ah, let's settle in and read this book with a cuddly little puppy on the cover, shall we? We're sure it's going to be a sweet and heartwarming tale, one where the dog definitely does not die at the end. Thankfully Soemawinata, who has been hailed a hero, was at the right place at the right time to save Bibi. Drummond says she hesitated jumping in the water after him, because she wasn’t sure if she’d make it to shore with a struggling dog. Without Soemawinata, poor Bibi may have drowned. She never expected this to happen in the first place, but I’m sure she’ll hold onto Bibi while at the pier from here on out. Drummond gave Soemawinata a big hug and let out a huge sigh of relief after her furbaby was safe. He held Bibi up while Drummond kneeled down and pulled him up. Thankfully, Soemawinata was able to grab a struggling Bibi and lift him out of the water to safety. Without hesitation, Soemawinata quickly stripped down to his shirt and underwear and jumped into the water to save the scared pup, while a nervous Drummond and other passersby watched. His owner, Sue Drummond, panicked and feared that her furry best friend would drown. Just as he was paying his respects, a tiny Matlese-shitzu named Bibi was blown off the pier by strong winds and into the water. But when he was saying goodbye to one life, he had no idea he’d wind up saving another.

Man At Pier To Scatter His Grandmother’s Ashes In The Bay Wound Up Saving A Drowning Dog’s LifeĪ 20-year-old man named Raden Soemawinata was on Brighton pier to scatter his grandmother’s ashes into the bay in Melbourne, Australia.