In English down below:
Da vi fik Vaks var alle inde i Dyreværnet rigtig glade på Vaks vegne, over at han skulle bo på landet. Vi synes også at det var perfekt for en lille hund at bo her hos os laaaangt ude på landet. Et dejligt frit liv for en hund. Jeg elsker jo selv at bo her og jagte en kat i ny og næ.
Men for Vaks er virkeligheden lidt anderledes. Han er ikke alene bange, nej han er rædselsslagen for en masse skræmmende ting.
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Han er bange når det blæser i trækronerne! |
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Han er bange når det tordner! |
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Han er bange når naboens pressenning, som han har lagt over halmballerne, blafrer i vinden! |
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Han er bange når det regner!
Han er faktisk også bange for mørket ude i haven, så mor må gå med ham ud om aftenen, ellers vil han ikke gå udenfor.
Men hvad han ikke er bange for, og det kunne ellers skræmme mig noget, det er store lastbiler og andre farlige ting der findes inde i byen:
Han er ikke bange for hylende politibiler!
Han er heller ikke bange for store busser der siger lyde når de bremser og bagefter åbner dørene med et pfft!
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Så det er jo ikke fordi at han er en bangebuks. Han har bare aldrig boet på landet før og hørt alle de lyde der findes på landet. Men jeg skal nok lære ham at alle de skræmmende lyde herude på landet, er okay.
In English:
When we got Vaks, all the people inside the Animal Protection Shelter were really happy at Vaks's behalf, that he was going to live in the countryside. We also think that it was perfect for a small dog to stay with us here in the countryside. A nice free life for a dog. I myself love to stay here and chase a cat once in a while.
But Vaks is actually a little different. He is not only afraid, no, he is terrified of a lot of scary things.
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He's scared when the wind blows in the treetops! |
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He's scared when it thunders! |
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He's scared when the neighbor's tarpaulin, which he laid over the straw bales, is flapping in the wind! |
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He's scared when it is raining! |
He is even afraid of the dark in the garden, so mom must go with him in the evening, or he will not go outside.
But what he is not afraid, and it might otherwise scare me, it's big trucks and other dangerous things that exist in the city:
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He is not afraid of wailing police cars! |
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He is not afraid of big buses that make sounds when braking and then open the doors with a pfft! |
So it's not like he's a scary pants. He just never lived in the country before hearing all the sounds of the countryside. But I'll teach him that all the noises are okay, here in the countryside.
See you next time.