Q1:Week 2 My Story

I am standing on the beach with my two dogs, Bella and Roxie, and my sister getting ready to take family pictures. As the photographer approaches,  we start to take the leashes and collars off of Bella and Roxie. The whole time I am taking Bella's collar off I am thinking to myself, " I know she is going to run away any minute" and "I really hope she does not spot a bird".

My sister and I begin to sit down with our dogs sitting next to us, when to our dismay Bella sets her eyes on a bird flying above us. As I am reaching my hand to get a hold of her, I am a  moment to late. Bella has taken off. I stand up and start chasing after her while everyone else is shouting her name. All I can hear is faint noises and all I am hoping for is the bird will change directions and start flying back to the photographer and my sister. As I am running after Bella,  people are just looking at her running but no one will grab her. Luckily, just as I was about to think of another plan, she gets tired and lays down. At that moment, I reach to her and pick her up and we slowly make our way back to the photographer.

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  1. Ellie SAugust 31, 2017 at 11:12 AM

    My dog does this all the time! Whenever she sees a squirrel, she runs and it seems like she never gets tired!

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  2. MuskaanAugust 31, 2017 at 12:14 PM

    I can relate to this! This blog reminds me of my dog, Lucky. Once he gets the chance to be free, it's chaos!

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  3. Ellie Sh.August 31, 2017 at 6:12 PM

    Juliana I can relate to this, my cat loves to chase birds.

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