What if I Was a Dog by Hannah Ramos

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At one point or another, we've all imagined our lives as a pet dog. With the stress and pressure of being a human, it isn't surprising that we can become jealous of these small, furry animals. If I was a dog, life would be so much easier. Dogs do nothing all day, except sleep, eat, and once in awhile, run around like a maniac. There's no school, no work, no sports, or any other kind of obligation that a dog has to worry about. From struggles as big as paying for a house, to as small as what outfit your going to wear on a certain day, dogs don't even have these issues cross their minds, especially since they don't even wear clothes.
If I were a dog, my day would go life this; I would wake up in the morning and bark at my owner until they gave me food. Then I would go back to sleep and repeat the process over and over again. Sometimes I would go outside and relax, or sit on the couch and not even worry about if I'm allowed to be on the couch or not. The quiz I took on https://www.dog.com/blog/if-you-were-a-dog-what-breed-would-you-be/1429/ told me that I was a Jack Russel terrior, which are known for making appearances in movies. So basically, my life as a dog would consist of eating, sleeping, being a move star, and doing anything else I want.

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  1. DanielleFebruary 19, 2020 at 8:59 AM

    This is an interesting idea!

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 19, 2020 at 10:32 AM

    This made me laugh ahahah!! Being a dog for a few days could be fun.

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 19, 2020 at 10:53 AM

    This was so funny. I definitely want to try being a dog too.

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  4. AnonymousFebruary 26, 2020 at 7:48 PM

    aww this is so funny i do that same thing and when i have to pick up my dogs poop I get mad I think why cant you pick your own poop up!!

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