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Caleb Huett - Buster

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Busters a therapy dog who needs to take matters into his own paws to help a boy understand his own anxiety even if it means breaking a few rules.

Busters in big trouble. Hes been dragged to Dog Court for breaking one of the most sacred of all dog rules: Never, ever talk to a human, or let a human know how smart you really are.

But he swears he had a good reason! The boy hes been taking care of, Tonio, needed his help in a big way. You see, Tonio is afraid all the time afraid of saying or doing the wrong thing, afraid of making a fool of himself or (even worse) hurting someone elses feelings. His doctor thinks having a therapy dog will help his anxiety and Buster wants to help. He really wants to help. Even if it means breaking the rules

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You never know how many bones youve buried until somebody digs them up Bu - photo 2

You never know how many bones youve buried until somebody digs them up Buster - photo 3

You never know how many bones youve buried until somebody digs them up Buster - photo 4

You never know how many bones youve buried until somebody digs them up Buster - photo 5

You never know how many bones youve buried until somebody digs them up. Buster tried to shake the old saying from his head, but it was stuck like peanut butter on the tip of his nose. You have to focus , he reminded himself.

Everything is going to be fine! Lasagna Morris, a golden-brown corgi with a clip-on tie attached to his collar, nudged the latch on his briefcase to gently click it into place. He patted the top with his paw in an attempt to look confident, but Buster could tell he was nervous. Im the best Dog Court lawyer in South Carolina!

Buster checked himself in the mirror. It made him look like a furry red balloon, puffed up and huge, so he tried the next mirror. That one made him look like a pile of sticks, and not even the sturdy kind. Why did we have to get ready in the fun house? he thought. Out loud, he observed, They said you were the only lawyer in South Carolina.

Thats, well true. So Im right for sure. Lasagna gave a short yip, a gentle one, to get Busters full attention. His eyes were serious, and his ears were swiveled in a position that meant he was being sincere. The most important thing is that Im on your side. Youre a Good Dog, Buster, no matter what the Court says.

Thank you. Buster bowed his head. That means a l

A grinning clown face built into the wall laughed through a crackly speaker, causing Lasagna to leap stiff-legged into the air and bark wildly. After he landed, he tucked his tail in embarrassment. Remember: Dont lie. Judges can always tell, so theres no use. Theyre specially trained. Lasagna lifted a paw and checked his watch. The trial starts soon. Are you ready?

Lasagnas words had helped. The little voice in Busters headthe one that was still saying, You messed up, you broke Dog Law and deserve to be punished quieted down. He hadnt buried any bones. And Tonio needed him.

Dog Court could dig all they wanted.

Im ready.

Juicy Fun Theme Park and Strawberry Orchard had been abandoned for years - photo 6

Juicy Fun Theme Park and Strawberry Orchard had been abandoned for years, really abandoned, like whoever-owned-it-disappeared-from-the-country-without-telling-anyone-so-nobody-could-do-anything-to-it abandoned. No humans other than teenagers had bothered to go inside for years.

All rise for the honorable Judge Sweetie! the Dog Court bailiffs, four pugs wearing pointy blue hats, howled in unison. Now sit. Sit. Come on. Sit. Good.

Some dog had reconnected the power, but most of the rides in Juicy Fun were too broken-down to use. Dog Court was held in the bumper car arena: Busted old cars teetered atop one another in a pile the judge was climbing with graceful leaps. Colorful lights flashed and spun in patterns over everything.

The judge slammed her squeaky rubber gavel down three times, and all barking, yipping, and yelping settled. Terriers and retrievers, boxers and schnauzers, greyhounds and huskies all squeezed into the seats of discarded bumper carsso many that larger dogs were graciously lying down to allow smaller ones to sit on their backs. Dead silence fell on the courtroom, and everyone was staring at Buster, who shared the only spotlight that wasnt spinning.

The light made Buster feel small, but somehow made the judgea serious-looking borzoi with a coat as black and white as her sense of justiceseem impossibly huge and intimidating. He remembered a trick someone had told Tonio for dealing with nerves: Imagine everyone in their underwear.

He tried thinking of the judge in big human boxers. That might be funny, but she was so confident and poised he was certain she could pull it off with style.

Maybe the trick didnt really work with dogs.

Do you understand, Buster? Oh no. The judge had been talking the whole time hed been totally distracted thinking about underwear.

Buster? Are we boring you? Too famous for us?

No, I He froze. He definitely could not tell her what he was thinking about. The judges ears rotated and folded, just slightly, to show she was irritated.

Your Honor. Another spotlight clicked on, over a husky with perfectly groomed fur and a twist to his tail that meant he was expressing humor. Buster clearly doesnt grasp how serious this situation is, considering this is his second time on trial for the baddest crime a dog can commit: revealing his true intelligence to a human. The husky shrugged and looked directly at Buster with a sneer. Perhaps, for him, this is just another day at the park.

A cry rang out from the crowd. THROW HIM IN THE BONE PIT!

The bone pit is for celebrations, Sadie, someone else whispered.

THROW HIM IN THE REGULAR PIT!

The judge banged her gavel, and its squeaks quieted the crowd again.

Your Honor, Lasagna said, the speaker for Dog Law hasnt even introduced himself, and hes already trying to build a case against Buster.

The judge turned her head toward the husky. He rolled his shoulders and stood, tail wagging rhythmically like a clock pendulum.

My name is Pronto, Your Honor, and as the little lawyer says, Im here on behalf of the Law. He bowed toward the tower of bumper cars. While you, of course, have final ruling over this dogs fate, I believe the law here is clear: Buster Pulaski showed a human the truth, putting all of us in danger. I am officially requesting that you send him to The Farm.

A gasp rippled through the crowd, and a chill raised Busters fur. Your Honor. He awkwardly mimicked Prontos bow, just in case. I never meant to put Dogkind in danger. I made a hard choicebut Id do it again if it meant helping my human.

Lasagna winced. Buster was not supposed to be talking.

Pronto clicked his claws against the hood of his bumper car in a sarcastic clap. Such a hero! Buster the Miracle Dog!

Busters eyes fell to the ground. I guess there was no chance theyd forget.

Pronto leaned back on the side of his car and spoke to the crowd behind them. We have no idea how humans will react when they realize the truthand they are, historically, a very dangerous species. Our silence, our continued secrecy, is the only thing that keeps us safe. You have threatened this safety, Buster, all for the sake of this He checked his notes. Antonio.

The sound of his boys name made Buster bristle. Tonio is a good boy. My job was to protect him.

Your job was to lay low! Pronto barked a laugh. To live the rest of your dog years in Bellville, quietly , without making any more trouble.

Tonio was my responsibility. I couldnt just do nothing !

Well, I sincerely hope this human was worth the rest of your life.

Lasagna finally worked up the courage to squeak out an argument. Your Honor, this is all out of order. Buster hasnt even had the chance to tell his side of the story.

He doesnt need to! Pronto turned back to the judge. The line between Good and Bad Dog behavior is very clear. Furthermore, thanks to Buster, the humans could be planning something as we speak. We dont have time to waste on this trial.

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