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Personal Narrative: When My Dog Ran Me Over
When My Dog Ran Me Over

Have you ever been ran over by your dog? Well if not then you can just listen to my story. I was about five years of age when this tragedy happened. My mom, dad, sister, and some other family members were at my house. I was just playing around with my dog like a normal kid. My cousins, Buster my dog, and I were just playing tag. I don’t remember who was it, but I’m guessing Buster thought it was him.
I was trying to outrun him down the driveway, but it wasn’t working. I was really scared. He tackled me down the driveway. I was trying to get Buster off of me, but it wasn’t working. I was screaming like a little girl. My parents heard me and got Buster off of me.
My cousins said, “I didn’t know what to do.” I was really hurt. My mom took me inside and got me all bandaged up. I really started regretting trying to outrun Buster. He was a pretty big dog, so it really hurt.
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I was hoping we could keep playing, but that was the end of that day. My cousins said, “It looked like you face planted.” I just laughed. That’s the story of when my dog ran me over. That day I learned don’t let dogs think you’re playing around or else it’ll probably end bad for

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