Danny's Pain Gone in the Name of Jesus
Monday, April 11, 2016 Posted by revalbertkang
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| Danny, our Black Knight and Famous Rat Catcher |
Written by my own paws - Mercy
When he was puppy, his hind legs were broken after being hit by a vehicle. He was in the middle of the road and it was raining. Mom rescued him and brought him home. She and Daddy brought him to our aunt who is a Veterinarian and she and her medical fixed his legs. Upon recovery, both hind legs were a little deformed and weak. So Danny walks with a limp now.
This evening, Daddy heard Danny whimpering and went to help him. Danny was lying on his side and controlling his pain.
Danny just starred at Daddy with trusting adorable eyes. After the command, he did not groan anymore.
Suddenly, Danny stood up and ran around the room. Daddy then said, "Praise the Lord".
When Daddy touched his hind legs, Danny complained with soft short barks.
Daddy who is a pastor, did the best thing he knew - He laid hands upon Danny's painful legs and commanded the pain to go in the mighty name of Jesus.
Danny just starred at Daddy with trusting adorable eyes. After the command, he did not groan anymore.
Suddenly, Danny stood up and ran around the room. Daddy then said, "Praise the Lord".
Her Majesty, Mercy the Queen
Friday, May 27, 2011 Posted by revalbertkang
Written with my very own paws - Mercy the Queen
You will notice that in this blog, I have declared my sovereign rule over all the critters in my house. Apart from Dad and Mom, I am the Queen!
I earned this title the hard way - Danny the black puppy had grown up. He is as tall as I am. One day, he was chewing on a bone and I decided that he had enough of chewing, So I took it from him... politely. You see, Dad and Mom had taught us all to be polite with one another - even to the Monsters. (Those who just read my blog - 'monsters' is a euphemism for cats).
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| Who Is The Queen? |
Danny did not want to oblige my politeness. He showed his yellow teeth and curled up his ugly nose. He lowered his head, let out a slow growl that most probably would frighten most critters. His paws were over the bone and his mouth gripped it tight. Before he could even say, 'jumping monkey', I already got the bone in my mouth. I was strong and fast... I mean really fast. For my stout size, most canines would be awe-struck by my speed. Daddy told Mom that I behave like the Hong Kong actor, Sammo Hung. I rather be known as Jackie Chan or Jet Li.
Back to the story about Danny's rebellion - and so I had the bone. As I settled down to chew, I saw a dark figure suddenly flashed beside me. Thanks to my instinctive reflect action - I rolled and was back on my four feet. The next thing I did was to jump on that black figure and went for his jugular. Then I realized that it was my 'brother' - Danny the Rebel. So I did not clamp my jaws hard but gripped him hard enough to let him know who was boss.
Danny was no push-over either and he tried to bite my front paws. This time, he really got me mad and so I pinned him down with my massive weight (not as massive as Sammo Hung's) and gave him a bit of sisterly advice. That advice was in the form of a harder bite to his right front paw.
Woof! Woof! The fight was over because Danny was screaming in pain. Daddy rushed out and this sad case of a canine went screaming and limping all over the front porch. By that time Daddy was checking his paws. After a while, Daddy smiled and said, ' no wound'.
Woof! Woof! I knew it all along that this sissy black canine was very thin-skinned. So, from that day on, Danny keeps his distance whenever I am chewing on anything. He has learned that I am the boss among the critters.
Pets, Dogs, Goodness, Mercy
Danny the Dog,
Fighting For Dominant,
Mercy the Queen,
Territorial Dispute
One Happy Family
Monday, September 06, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
Written by my own paws - Mercy
Danny is a very funny dog. Whenever he pees, he sprays urine on his front legs. Mommy complains that Danny has a bad smell. Poor Daddy has to wash him all the time. I overheard him mumbling about teaching Danny the right way to pee. However, with two crippled hind legs, peeing normally may be difficult for our dear brother.
Danny is a very obedient dog. He does not complain when left alone out on the front porch. He is not allowed to roam freely inside the house because he has not learned how to control his bowel.
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| From left: Danny, Goodness and me the Big Sister Mercy! |
The other night, when Mommy hugged him, Danny peed all over her. Whenever, he gets excited, he sprays his fountain of blessings. He also loves to lift his 'gold deposit' in the living room. Whenever, we hear Daddy screaming, "No! Danny!" then we know that Danny is in trouble again. Now you see why he has to be left out on the front porch.
The other problem with Danny is that he has not learned where to poo. Even while walking on the front porch, he does not spot the cemented area for us dogs to poo. He just decides that he has to poo and so he poos! Most of the time, the thought about pooing comes whenever he is by the front gates. This puppy produces really big pile of poo poo.
Once again, before our car can be parked on the front porch, Daddy has to clean the poo poo. He uses lots of old newspapers and water to do this smelly job. Thankfully, our water filter produces enough water from the back-wash to clean all the poo poo. The grass in front of our gates is green and healthy - thanks to the back-wash water that cleanses Danny's poo poo and also Goodness' and my regular fertilization contribution.
Danny has a very very loud bark. Whenever he barks, there is an echo that follows every bark. Thankfully, he does not bark that often. Daddy and Mommy do not allow us to be noisy. They are really upset if we bark for no good reason.
Danny is also a very playful dog. Whenever he wants to play, he will 'bite' my legs or Goodness' legs. He will produce a playful growl and then the game will begin. Goodness and I have learned how to subdue him but this thick-skinned fella is very tenacious. In spite of being pinned down or pushed off, he would return again and again... until all of us are exhausted.
Danny does not playfully bite Daddy or Mommy. Our parents trained him early not to use his teeth. So Danny only lick their hands and legs.
Even though Daddy and Mommy are looking for a new home for Danny, we pray that they will not be successful. We have fallen in love with this happy-go-lucky puppy and we like him to stay with us forever.
Nobody Wants Danny!
Tuesday, August 31, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
Danny the orphan is happily playing with us. He likes to bite our legs and tails. Goodness used to be afraid of his rough play but now she has learned how to retaliate. Danny who is smaller in size will try to get under her belly and then bite the hind legs. However, my dear sister has devised a new defense strategy - she lowers her head and butt Danny. That keeps him away from her belly.
If anyone reading this Dog Blog has room in his or her heart and home for a lovely and lively pet dog, please contact Daddy Albert through this blog. Thanks a million!
Bow wow wow!
Danny Is Still Looking For A Home
Monday, August 23, 2010 Posted by revalbertkang
Danny looked like a mix between a Doberman and an ordinary dog. He has a beautiful coat of short black fur and he is quite a handsome fella. We have adsorbed all the medical costs and all Danny needs now, is a good home.
If you are able to share your home with a highly intelligent dog, please contact me through this blog.
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