What Is The Relationship Between Chubabbba And His Boyfriend

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There once was a dog named Chubba. Chubba lived in L.A. Cubba was looking for a girlfriend. He found a girlfriend online who lived in Novi. He wanted to take her on a date. He decided that the perfect date would be to go the movies.
Chubba asked his girlfriend to the movies and she was happy to go with him. They went to the movie theatre in Novi where they had very comfortable chairs. Chubba’s girlfriend did not seem very interested in the movie. Chubba liked his girlfriend and was hoping he liked her too. So after awhile chubbas girlfriend moved in with him in the same house. After a while they had 6 puppies running around the house. Soon enough there was another 7 running around.
With all the puppies running around Chubba and his girlfriend

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