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 The Old West is full of tails!
These stories are about seven of them and the dogs to whom they're attached. And the cat who styles their hair. Each story also includes a memorable song about the lessons learned.
STANZA BY ME: Hollister is glad to get some help in his telegraph office, even if it is from a low-down, belly-crawling, vermin-infested snake! The entire Prairie Town gang learns an important lesson about prejudice. (I Samuel 16:7)
HAVE GUM, WILL TRAVEL: Scout rises to stardom when his bubbles becomes the biggest thing in town. But will he blow it? Find out in this story about the danger of pride. (Proverbs 16:18)
HERE COME DA GRUDGE: It's showdowns and hoedowns when a misunderstanding causes Hollister and Gilroy to learn the folly of holding a grudge. (James 1:19 - 20)
Also see the other Little Dogs on the Prairie video: Lyin', Cheatin' and a Hot Lollipop | 
