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The beauty and reality of dog ownership
Clifton 2022-03-22 09:01:40
I've always wanted to raise a dog, and I fell in love with Su Mu first, but I couldn't get it because of the family's conditions. Years ago, a 2-month-old Samoyed temporarily moved into my house, and we named it "Hanhan". Although the time was very short, I only stayed for more than 20 days, but it made me realize that in addition to the beautiful fantasy, raising a dog also has to accept some reality (poo and urine, shoes, pants legs, and wires). To be honest, sometimes it really breaks me down. Take excrement and urine as an example, since I beat it into the house, I haven't used a mop in my life for more than 20 days, but thinking about it, it's just an ignorant child, I have to be patient! I think raising a dog is similar to raising a child. It brings you happiness, troubles you, and teaches you what responsibility is. Sometimes there is a love-hate relationship with it, but in general the joy is of course far greater than the annoyance. Especially its sincere and passionate love for people really fascinates me.
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Hope 2021-11-27 08:01:17
The dog's life is really rich and colorful, it is a pleasure for the owner's life and it is a blessing for his dog's life, it is very warm!
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Makayla 2022-03-21 09:01:46
The night-time self-study is boring, the movie is very annoying, the dog is very enviable, the house and my life in 2009... I gave 3 stars... I don't remember watching this movie at all Jesus In 2020, I miss you so much. It is also the best cat in the world. In reality, keeping a pet is a lot of trouble, a lot of pain, and more happiness. Finally, the turtle is gone. The cat is gone. Now there is a new turtle life.
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Jorge: Why are you laughing?
Sebastian: I'm just very immature.
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Jennifer Grogan: You guys wanna read what you wrote?
Colleen: Mine's a picture of me and Marley, grasshoppers and ice cream. Mommy wrote what I said: Dear Marley I'll never forget you forever, Colleen. And there are kisses.
John Grogan: That's beautiful.
Colleen: Thank you.
John Grogan: You wanna put it in? He'll like that. Set it down. Good. That's a great picture. Connor, do you wanna...?
Conor: Dear Marley, I loved you all my life. I hope you like heaven and have lots to chew on. Your brother, Connor Richard Grogan.
Jennifer Grogan: Patrick, do you want to say something?
Patrick: [shudders] He knows.
Jennifer Grogan: I want to give him something.
[takes off her necklace]
Jennifer Grogan: This necklace has been on quite a journey. Your Dad gave it to me to celebrate the beginning of our family, but you know...
[tearfully]
Jennifer Grogan: our family had really already begun
[to Marley]
Jennifer Grogan: Bye, clearance puppy.