by Mary Cardamon

Created on: November 26, 2010

It has been almost five years ago, that a cute little Miniature Pincher came to live with me. His name is Mario, he is black and brown. With beautiful brown eyes, and a button of a nose. I never had a dog before Mario came to live with me. My father never allowed my brothers, and sisters, and me to have any kind of pets when we were kids.

I have two brothers, one has a cat, the other one a dog. I never liked dogs when i was a kid. But i quickly changed my mind, when i got very attached to Mario. I started to fall in love with this little dog. Mario and me started to spend a lot of time together, by playing ball for one thing.

Mario likes to tease me when we play ball together. I will throw him a ball, and he will sometimes hide from me. Anther way he teases me while we play ball, is that, he will get down on his stomach with his ball in front of him, daring me to come and try to take it from him.

He never fails to make me laugh at him when we play ball together. Mario also likes me to chase him around the house. Mario gets down like a cat ready to spring, daring me to come and run after him.

I also began to shower Mario with a lot of attention by, talking to him, holding him, and just picking him up and to pet him. Mario loved it all. He is the happiest, most fun loving, and affectionatedog that i have ever seen. We have become insupportable. Mario and me are the best of friends, and buddies.

Mario will jump up on my lamp and cuddle up close to me. When he looks at me with his warm brown eyes, i can tell how much he loves me. He also likes to kiss me on my face. Mario makes me so happy every day of my life.

I walk Mario every day. He is so cute when i take for walks. He likes girls. The way i noticed is that he barks at women more, then he will a man. Mario is also a ham. He enjoys showing off for everybody.

I will always be grateful for my little dog. Mario is by far, with out a doubt, the best thing that has ever happened to me.

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