Inhalt
Vorwort
Chapter 1 Puppy for sale ................................. 1
Chapter 2 Leo earns his biscuits ....................... 5
Chapter 3 Leo to the rescue ............................. 9
Chapter 4 No room for Leo ............................ 13
Chapter 5 Leo in the dogs’ home ..................... 15
Chapter 6 Andy’s Christmas present ................ 19
Chapter 7 A present is thrown away ............... 25
Chapter 8 Thank you, little Tibs ...................... 31
Chapter 9 Captured! ..................................... 33
Chapter 10 Sold again .....................................
37
Chapter 11 Home again! ................................. 43
Autor: Alan Cartmell
I llustrator: Rainer Thiele
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Chapter 1
Puppy for sale
“ Ding-dong,” rang the bell on the shop door. A blackand brown
puppy1 looked out of his cage with his softbrown eyes. A woman and
a young girl came into thepet shop. The other two young puppies in
the cagewere playing and rolling on the f loor.5
The black and brown puppy was nearly six monthsold and the
oldest puppy in the shop. He had been inthe shop a long time and
wanted somebody to buy
1 puppy – junger Hund (W elpe)
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him, but all the people who came said, “ W hat an ugly2
l ittle dog,” and chose3 another puppy from the cage. This time
he stood up on his hind legs4 and gave a
little bark and wagged his tail. The girl’s mother lookedat him
and said, “ W hat a funny little mixture. He5looks so rough5 with
his black and brown coat.” Butthe young girl said, “ Oh, Mum, look
at his nice browneyes and look at his wagging tail, I l ike him.”
Hermother said to the pet shop man, “ How much is thisfunny
puppy?”10
“ Well,” said the man, “ he’s only a mongrel6, ofcourse, and
we’ve had him some time. You can havehim for 10 pounds.”
“ Oh Mum, let ’s take him. Dad said I could spend 10pounds for
my birthday.”15
“ You’ll have to look after him, Sally and take him forwalks and
feed him.”
“ Oh yes, Mum,” said Sally.The puppy gave a little bark and
licked the girl’s
hand. “ W hat’s his name?” she asked the pet shop20man.
“ He hasn’t got a name,” replied the man. “ I just callhim old
scruffy. He’s a very strong little puppythough7. Strong as a
lion.”
“ Oh, I remember that lion in the zoo. He was called25
2 ugly – hässlich3 choose /chose /chosen – auswählen4 hind leg –
Hinterbein5 rough – st ruppig6 mongrel – Mischling7 though –
jedoch
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