A DNA Experiment

By Bo Widerberg

The Doberman Bigfoot, got her name from her clumsiness when she was a pup. When she was six years old Doctor Cromwell started to bring her to his laboratory at the local university. As the doctors work at the lab' consisted of studying the effect of DNA. It one day came to him, why not see if I can improve on Bigfoot's intellect. This experiment turned out to work a hundred percent. After another year, Bigfoot could read like a first grader, and she loved to surf the net. One day when the lady of the house had to go out for an hour and left Bigfoot alone. She waited the entire day, and well into the following day. Bigfoot decided that she had to do something as she was getting extremely hungry. She succeeded to open the front door and went outside looking for the lady that didn't come back. Walking down to the local center, she heard some shooting and started to run in that direction. She found out that a policeman was kept busy by three bank-robbers. Bigfoot helped the police and later became a K-9 dog until very late this day a woman walked into the police station and said that her female Doberman listening to the word Bigfoot was missing...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bo Widerberg
• Release date: Nov 25, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311201034

Bo Widerberg

My name is Bo Widerberg/artbcool, I am born in Europe too many years ago. Have lived with my family in Florida since 1985 and we are happy with our situation. Would feel a lot better if more people would read my stories.

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A DNA

Experiment

by

Bo Widerberg

All characters in this book are fictitious,

and any resemblance to real people,

living or dead, is coincidental.

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It was as far as I can remember almost four years ago, by now. We, my wife Louise, and I had decided now when the kids have grown up. And we are living all alone again, and the kids have their own families. Let's get ourselves a dog. We spoke about it for a while, and when we were ready for the big step, we decided it had to be a pedigree, and it had to be a female.

We had some trouble choosing the brand, or is it called what sort of, or, what kind of dog. We were later told it is called what breed of dog. And the only thing we had decided were, it had to be a female. While looking through the selection that our local Pet-stores had in stock, we both fell in love with a dark brown Doberman pup; she had a few light brown spots on her legs, and on her chest and on her face, or nose.

Our oldest son, Jessy Cromwell. Didn’t like our choice, he said. Mom, and Dad, a Doberman Pincher is not a family dog, they are killers. That’s why the security companies use them and the German shepherds. How do you think the two of you can handle a fully-grown Doberman? They will grow to almost a hundred pound.

Well my name is Professor Jack Cromwell. And I am specializing in DNA research, and my wife is Louise Cromwell. To start with in the pet store, and at the first look at this little pup, we decided that she was the one for us. This little Pup tried to jump out of the small box she was in. We could see that she tried hard. She moved back about half of her seize. Concentrated for a good fifteen seconds, moved forwards and then she jumped. There was only one problem. She jumped with her front legs, but she didn’t know that you had to include the back legs as well, if you want to make a jump.

Everyone in the store had a good laugh at the star of the show. But that didn't affect our little lady Doberman. She tried another two times, but each time she forgot to include her back legs.

Then