I decided to google more about it myself and here's the basic rundown:
*Bonedigger (the lion) was born with a metabolic bone disease that has rendered him mildly disabled.
*Milo (the Dachshund) and his litter mates were first introduced to Bonedigger when he was just a four week old cub. They have been inseparable ever since.
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*They all
* Don't nobody mess with Bonedigger's homies for this maketh for a very angry lion.
* The Dachsies sleep on his back.
* Milo has apparently learned to speak Bonedigger's lion language and imitates his puffing which is some sort of growl they use to communicate with other prides.
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Unlikely friendships are often the best kind. Or at the very least, the most fascinating.
But I still don't think I'd trust a lion around my wieners.
I'm just saying,
What an amazing and sweet story all rolled into one! Nah...don't think I'd trust our weiner dog, Maddie, around a lion, either. As plump as she is, she'd make a mighty good treat! :)
ReplyDeleteNo way! Lions are called wild animals for a reason!!
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