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Personal Narrative: Moving To Idaho Bear Cages

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I was about 1 year old when we got Bear. We got him a few weeks after Christmas. I’ve been told that we would have had him for Christmas, but the animal shelter would not let him out that early. At first, he was a very bad puppy. Mom says we have a picture of when he chased my older sister onto her play kitchenette. Dad had a very hard time making it so he did not bite everyone who tried to touch him. I remember how Bear would come up behind you and force his head under your arm to get you to pet him. When my family moved to Idaho Bear rode in the trailer all the way from New york; bear has always been kennel sick. If only he would learn to sit or lay down while inside it. First, we used a giant cage thing to keep him in the yard, not long
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