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A Biographical Essay Of Stitch And My Family

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What are you thankful for; your house, food, water, toys, phone? Those are all great things, but what everyone should be thankful for are the people you can always depend on and your little fuzzy friends in life. Dogs are some of people's best companions in life, and family will always be there for you know matter what. I am extremely grateful that have my puppy Stitch and my family.
¨Come here Stitch, come here Stitchy¨ I blurt out in my highest pitch doggy voice to my precious pooch, Stitch, as I hold one of her favorite spicy chicken flavored treats, to motivate her to come to me and not get distracted by all of the chaos happening in my house. She quickly trots over to me leaping toward to treat, ¨good girl¨I repeat as I put one hand out for her to eat the treat …show more content…

This was Stitch´s first ever time successfully completing her trick- sit, stay, come- I was so proud of her and she was very happy that she did it because she got a tasty treat. Stitchy boo is a great dog she loves running around and playing fetch with a toy, and overall I am so grateful that I can have an amazing puppy like her. Stitch is the best dog in the world if you did not know already, I love her so much and personally I think she loves me the most out of the people in my family. For example every morning when I come down to take her outside she jumps all over me and when we come back in we snuggle until my mom comes down and yells at me to get ready for school. I think that Stitch loves me the most but I know that my family has their own opinions on that and would NEVER say that she love me the most.I don't know what I would do if I did not have my little Stitchy with me in my life, maybe do some homework, read a book,

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