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The challenge is never physical

Once there was a boy named Kuttoos. Kuttoos was a little boy who was so fond of animals and he always wanted a puppy. Kuttoos approached his parents and said he wanted to have a puppy, to which his parents didn't agree.
Kuttoos was desperate to have a puppy, his little heart figured out a way. He took his piggy bank and pulled out all the money he had saved, which was roughly 1000 rupees. Kuttoos sneaked out of the house with the money and went to a pet shop. The shop had puppies at quite a high price. Kuttoos approached the owner of the shop and told him about his savings and his determined to have a puppy. The owner told him that the puppies in the shop are too expensive and the boy will not be able to afford them. The boy walked along side of the owner and was watching the puppies in each of the kennel and he happened to notice one puppy among all. 
When all the puppies were running and playing around, this one wasn't moving. Kuttoos noticed it and asked the owner why the puppy was not playing around. The owner said the poor thing will not be able walk or move around or have fun like the other puppies because this one doesn't have a hip bone. Kuttoos said he wanted that puppy. The owner said he can give that puppy for free. 
Kuttoos was firm to know the actual price of the breed and said, he will pay it off in some time but he wanted that puppy. Owner was curious to know why the boy was particular about the physically challenged dog.

Kuttoos showed the owner his own legs which was supported by metal rods. The boy said his father had told him that his physical disability has nothing to do with his growth. The physical challenge he has, should never be his weakness. The owner was really touched by the boy's words.
Our weakness is in our mind never in our body


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