Most passengers on trains make an effort to keep their conversations to themselves. But not with Moon, an Italian Greyhound.
Moon is an exception to the rule that applies to this kind of dog, which is frequently slow to warm up to people.
The dog begins making pals every time he rides the London Underground with his owner, Maggie Lane.
Everyone can communicate with the moon, even businessmen in suits, perplexed visitors, worn-out mothers of little children, etc.
Any stranger who wants to pet the dog may count on receiving happiness and encouragement from him.
He always makes people smile and brightens their day, so I prefer to bring him on the subway with me, Maggie Lane said.
Many of the passengers on the metro express their joy by giving Moon affectionate pets and picking him up in their arms.
And his owner, for whom conversation with the dog was formerly the best comfort, is always really happy about this.
He eventually became my closest friend, and he frequently slept off at my feet. Maggie remembers. What a nice dog!
