
Written by Christine Roussey
Part of the My Stinky Dog series
A boy cleans his stinky dog, but loses his charm. Can quirks be the best parts?
A little boy adores his dog, Alfred, despite his overpowering stink. Determined to freshen him up, he scrubs Alfred clean, only to find the dog’s quirky charm has vanished. As Alfred avoids puddles and brushes his teeth, the boy realizes that maybe the stink was part of what made Alfred special. Can he embrace the quirks that make his pet unique? This playful tale explores the idea that sometimes, the things we think are flaws are actually what we love most.
A little boy who loves his dog, Alfred, even though he stinks from head to toe, gives him a good scrubbing, taking away the smell but also some of Alfred’s charm.
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