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How The Dog Became Part Of The Family Analysis

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Dogs have been by our side for years. The reason why dogs have been by our side is because The passage " How, the Dog Became Part of the Family" is about how they became part of the family.This is how they became pets is because Indians would train and treat them good. So wolfs became friendly with the Indians. They got use to being around people because they treated them really good and feed them. They ended up becoming a mans ' best

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