Venalainen

It really is hard being a dog these days, you know? People never seem to understand you. All they ever think is that you are cute and loyal and that you like to chew on their sofa cushions, but what about your hopes and dreams? What happens with all of your aspirations? Does anyone care that you want to become an astronaut like Laika or that you want to be the best piano player that ever lived? That’s right. The answer is no. Ah, those humans, when will they ever understand dog language? It would make things way more easier. But no, they can’t get past the woof-woof. A dog can’t seem to cough or sneeze these days. Sheesh. Thankfully, this pupper’s adoptive parents have been a bit more understanding. They want to help out their only canine child, a <a href=”https://rumble.com/v39nwv-german-shepherd-cleaning-tiny-7-week-old-dachshund-puppy.html” target=”_blank”>German Shepherd</a> nonetheless, to reach the stars and they think that the best way to do that is to get a few piano lessons. It’s not exactly what he wanted, but it will have to do. He is slowly but surely <a href=”https://rumble.com/v38v15-kiddie-canine-piano-performance.html” target=”_blank”>getting the hang of things</a>. If he presses a white key, a certain note would play from the speakerbox in the back of the device. If he presses the black key next to it, it would play the same note but a tad bit higher and after a while, the melody would make sense. Now, if only they would stop holding its paws and let him freely master the art of playing the piano, that would be great. Just wait for it, one day he is going to be the brightest star in the musical sky.