Life as a dog – option B

My family noticed my strange behavior, and they showed a very concerned looking. I was so upset that I was afraid they would send me back to the shelter as the last owners did. every time I thought of that place, I would just feel terrified, probably because I didn’t have a sense of security. But unexpectedly, my family didn’t give up on me, on the contrary, they would take more time to play with me and let me slowly adapt to life with a kid. They attempted to hold their children to play with me, even if it was just to sit by my side. Every time when the kids tried to grab my fur or do something that made me feel uncomfortable, my parents would always step up and teach the kid that he shouldn’t do that. They really treat me like part of the family and they really love me.

With such an environment and atmosphere, I slowly adapted to life with children without realizing it. The child grew up quickly and he also learned how to get along with dogs correctly. I go to my child’s bed every afternoon to take a nap with him in the sun, and my family takes the child out for a walk with me every day, I feel that every day is very fulfilling and enjoyable. I feel proud and pleased to be able to accompany the growth of my child.

Time flies, the child can walk on his own now, even though he is still unstable at first, wobbly. But I will always be at his side so that he can lean on me when walking, it should be good enough to let him avoid falling down. from now on, I gradually understand the purpose of being a dog. 

Ever since my little master started walking around on his own, we would go to the park every weekend afternoon to have a picnic and relax.

However, on that weekend afternoon, probably because of my dog’s unique sixth sense, I felt very anxious. It was our usual time to go to the park for a picnic again, but I had a feeling something was going to happen.

Now the play has to make the decision :

C: Think it’s an illusion, just overthinking

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D:  refused to go out today.

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