In a world of wagging tails and floppy ears,
A funny dog brings laughter, calming fears.
With fur that's a mix of colors galore,
He prances and dances, his paws on the floor.
His antics are wild, a comedic delight,
Chasing his tail from morning 'til night.
Eyes full of mischief, a mischievous grin,
He's the jester of canines, always ready to spin.
So here's to the pup, so goofy and grand,
A furry comedian, the funniest in the land!
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