Momo is the perfect little dog for someone who is looking for a perfect little dog. He's perky, friendly and a natural heeler and he would be more than happy to keep someone's lap warm. He's like the ideal comfort pet and even his name, in the traditional tongue of the vikings, means "little warm woolly sweater but not made from that itchy wool because wearing that stuff is like wearing cactus needles - and I'd rather sail from Norway to Newfoundland in an open boat than wear that - but instead made from a softer wool, like Merino wool for example, which is great because it keeps you warm even when it's wet not like nylon fill which is totally useless when damp" so that's got to tell you something because vikings, while brutes, would never lie, especially about poodles.
The best way to check on the adoption status of this dog (and other dogs and cats and other small domestic animals) is to visit Toronto Animal Services or call 416 338 6668 for the Toronto Animal Services South shelter.
I didn't know you spoke Norwegian!
ReplyDeleteBTW, Momo in Japanese means either peach or the femur bone, depending on the kanji used. Given the hard guy look in the last photo, I'd go for femur bone...
Yes, vikings would prefer femur bone.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! Great writing. Viking for......hahahahaha, again. I wish I could help any of the dogs and cats, that you have introduced us to Fred and one day maybe I will, but in the meantime, thanks you for allowing me the opportunity to meet these guys and girls. And your photography reflects the same emotional connection as the work of Joyce Betts.
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