I think everyone has a favorite song that they can sing 15 times a day and never get tired of.
Well, the puppy Turbo in today’s story is also singing the same song.
Happy birthday
Turbo, a beautiful Pit Bull, has one song that he loves with his whole heart, and that song is no other than the Happy Birthday Song.
Even though he found out about it very randomly, it was love at first listen.
“It was 2:30 in the morning and my husband was sound asleep. I was watching TV and it was a gentleman’s birthday on the TV show and they started singing and Turbo woke up from dead sleep to sing happy birthday,” said Holly, Turbo’s mom.
And, no matter how many times the song is sung, he will join in every single time, especially if there are more people involved.
He loves to be in a group. The more people that sing, the louder he sings. It’s very specific to just that song.
His family also tried playing other songs to see if he would sing, but Turbo refused every time.
Every time he sings his favorite song, everyone around him loves him even more, especially his mother Holly.
To me, he is simply called one of my sons. He is one of my children. He is my youngest son. You’ll find me wherever I am. Turbo is definitely part of the family, appearing in family portraits and Holly’s children calling him brother.
Hateful stereotypes
Even with this adorable trait, as well as his stunning looks, Turbo still has a hard time fitting in.
Since he belongs to one of the most stereotyped dog breeds, making friends isn’t as easy as it might seem.
We live in a family-oriented neighborhood. A lot of our neighbours know us and love us but there are a lot of neighbors when they see us on one side they will cross to the other. We definitely do get that stereotype a hundred percent.
However, neither Holly nor Turbo let that get the best of them. They just throw on a big smile and keep on walking.
However, neither Holly nor Turbo let that get the best of them. They just throw on a big smile and keep on walking.
This stereotype truly breaks Holly’s heart since she knows that Turbo is very silly and the gentlest guy she knows.
We have friends who bring their dogs over all the time and he is so gentle with them. When he sees little chihuahuas, he hides behind me.
Breaking The Stereotype
Unfortunately, many believe Pit Bulls to be a very aggressive breed. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth and Turbo is here to prove it.
As soon as somebody comes across this handsome gentleman and his melodic singing, it becomes clear as day that he is the purest soul around.
My goal is to always make sure that he knows how special he is and how much we love him.
