Formal Essay
A Man’s Best Friend
“Dog are not our whole life, but they our live whole.” Last year around Christmas time, was a day that I will cherish forever. It was around sunset, when my father came from work and brought a little cage with him, I didn’t know at the time but it would change my life. Inside that cage was cutest thing I had ever seen. It was a puppy! He had little frown face and with his bright gold fur with the softest paws that I had ever felt. My dad told me “If you don’t take good care of him I will give him away.” He was the most adorable golden retriever ever.
To begin with I had to give him a name. The first thing that came up to my mind was Simba. Because he reminded me of the Lion King. I knew that Simba was going to be big responsibility. Simba was like a baby, I had to feed him, clean up after his mess, and clean after he goes to the bathroom. He was like my own child. For example I have schedule when to feed him. It started when I would wake up, I would take him to the bathroom. Next I would feed him at 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Also I had to teach him respect. Another example is that one day I was walking my dog in the” park. Then Simba spotted a bird and got very excited and broke the leash and took off running. I screamed “SIMBA NO!” So I ran as fast I could to catch him. Then my dog stopped. I was shocked because he knew angry I was. After I caught up to him I calm myself down. And told him not to do that again. I wonder if he listen to me so I let him go without leash and he didn’t even move. Then he looked at me waiting for me to say something. I respond by saying “Good Boy!”
In conclusion, having a dog was turning point with my life. But it is about growing up and having responsibility. I can't imagine how hard it is to raise a child. The lesson I learned is that having dog can have a positive impact to our life. Also teach us about responsibility and caring for someone else. I feel that if I didn’t have a
“Dog are not our whole life, but they our live whole.” Last year around Christmas time, was a day that I will cherish forever. It was around sunset, when my father came from work and brought a little cage with him, I didn’t know at the time but it would change my life. Inside that cage was cutest thing I had ever seen. It was a puppy! He had little frown face and with his bright gold fur with the softest paws that I had ever felt. My dad told me “If you don’t take good care of him I will give him away.” He was the most adorable golden retriever ever.
To begin with I had to give him a name. The first thing that came up to my mind was Simba. Because he reminded me of the Lion King. I knew that Simba was going to be big responsibility. Simba was like a baby, I had to feed him, clean up after his mess, and clean after he goes to the bathroom. He was like my own child. For example I have schedule when to feed him. It started when I would wake up, I would take him to the bathroom. Next I would feed him at 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Also I had to teach him respect. Another example is that one day I was walking my dog in the” park. Then Simba spotted a bird and got very excited and broke the leash and took off running. I screamed “SIMBA NO!” So I ran as fast I could to catch him. Then my dog stopped. I was shocked because he knew angry I was. After I caught up to him I calm myself down. And told him not to do that again. I wonder if he listen to me so I let him go without leash and he didn’t even move. Then he looked at me waiting for me to say something. I respond by saying “Good Boy!”
In conclusion, having a dog was turning point with my life. But it is about growing up and having responsibility. I can't imagine how hard it is to raise a child. The lesson I learned is that having dog can have a positive impact to our life. Also teach us about responsibility and caring for someone else. I feel that if I didn’t have a