I first noticed Miles' hidden talent when the two of us were browsing the shelves at a dog-friendly independent video rental shop. A woman walked up to me and asked with sincere concern, "What's wrong with him?" I looked down, and Miles was resting comfortably on the cool floor in the position pictured above.
Extreme flexibility is just one of the many unique traits Miles possesses. Listed below are a few more things about our beautiful beast that you might not know.
Name: Miles Styles Giles
Aliases: "Moe-My Gaddafi: The Fresh-Maker, The Dictator, The Brother-Hater," "Old Shuffle-Step," "Inspector Miles"
Sex: Neutered Male
Weight: 125 lbs.
Height: Just Tall Enough to Eat Off the Kitchen Table
Birthdate: January 19, 2009
Hometown: Columbia, MO
Hometeam: Central Missouri Humane Society
Titles: 2009 Mid-Missouri Pet Idol, Fat Bear Farm Quality Control Supervisor
Dislikes: Puppy Mills, Thurgood Morsel, Strangers, Baths
Food: Sweet Potatoes, Yogurt, Eggs, Juice from the Tuna Can, Pizza Bones, Homemade Treats
Films: Beethoven, Beethoven's Second
Interests: Whatever Mommy's Up To
Hobbies: Running My Crazies in the Backyard, Hiking, Chewing Bones, Contortion, Fetch, Dress-up
Personality Traits: Protective, Fiercely Loyal
As you can see, Miles is talented, handsome, intelligent, and dedicated to his pack. I couldn't ask for a better pet. So, if you're thinking about adding a little critter to your family, consider a rescue pup. If Miles Giles hasn't done enough to convince you of the treasures that await you in your local animal shelter, take a look at the information below:
About 5 million to 7 million dogs and cats end up in animal shelters every year in this country.
Approximately 3 million to 4 million of these animals are euthanized every year.
If you're interested in a specific breed, a shelter just might have what you're looking for. Twenty-five percent of dogs in shelters are purebred.
You can be a hero if you opt to adopt!
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