Tuchkovsky children drew a dog according to the description

In Tuchkovsky children's library the Ruzsky city district unusual revival reigned in a creative workshop "Handmade in library". The librarian read to young visitors fragments from the story of the Canadian writer - the naturalist Farley Mowat "A dog who did not want to be simple a dog". Children attentively listened and remembered the description of a dog Matta and his unusual character. The coloring was black-and-white and when wool was hammered with sand, the dog became black-yellow. And once the dog was painted bright blue color, than threw in shock of all inhabitants of the town Saskatoon. Having inspired ridiculous to...