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Personal Narrative: How My Dog Changed My Life

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This reminds me of how my dog changed my life. Frist, when i brought him home for the first time. I remember him adjusting to the new life he was going to have. It was like adding a new member to the family. It was a place that was different that the kennal he was in for 3 weeks, he felt like he had a new leash on life. He gave me a new life to start over with. He gave me a new life to start over with. For example, Bunker gave Julie a new start on life. He gave me a new point of veiw on how i see things in the world. When Bunker entered Julies life, she is living on her own and always has Bunker by her side. My dog changed me emotionally and phisically. I’m starting to see things more clearly verses when i thought i was not a good person. He’s

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