During a thunder storm a bolt of lighting strikes the wagon and sets it on fire.  Bossy takes The Mops to an Inn, where the younger Pulis soon get bored. The Landlord gives them a box of toys to play with.

In the box is a magic bone, which they drop in a puddle.Whilst trying to clean it, Korde makes a wish and both he and Kordette arrive at the hotel where their Owners are staying.

With their birthday only a short time away, Korde and Kordette are not sure if they will be allowed a party. Maybe this has something to do with them being rather naughty, playing in the autumn leaves as they fall from the trees in the garden? Mrs Owner and her daughter plan taking The Mops for a family photograph, a last minute grooming session did not go down all that well.

At the photographers they meet another canine family, very different from themselves. Everyone gets on, that before she realises it Mrs Owner has asked them to come to the Young Puli's party.

The Owners two daughters attend the same school their mother and her sister went to. The school Christmas concert is a fund raising event forthe school, and The Sister, an actress has been asked to play a leading role.

She agreed to do so, as long as The Mops are allowed to pull along her small carriage at the end of he show.

By mistake The Sister gives Kordette the magic bone, and without thinking the Young Puli makes a wish whilst they are waiting to go on stage.

All The Mops find themselves in a fairy tale castle and have lost the bone, their way of getting home!

Waking to a snowy morning in January, the village is soon full of activity, building snowmen, riding on sleighs.Later in the day Miss Owner, her sister and friends set off for a walk in the woods with their dogs.

As thick snow begins to fall and the light fades, one of the Old English Sheepdogs gets stick in a hole. Debbie, Korde and Kordette set off to rescue the frightened dog and terrified young owner.

All characters in these story are fictitious and any resemblance to any real persons,

living or dead, is purely coincidental.

The Mops of Puli Manor Strories (c) Susan L Hopgood

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