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Personal Narrative: My Dog Passing Away

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I’m sure that we all had a pet pass away in our lives. It’s really heartbreaking to realize that your pet that was around you most of your life has passed away and that they are no longer with you. What helps me overcome the unhappiness of my dog passing away is to think about what my parents say to me all the time and that is she is in a better place now. But it still very dispiriting to think that my dog is gone forever. It’s been almost 2 ½ years now since my dog passed away. Her name was Pugsley. She was a pug that was fawn in color. She was a gift to my mom from my dad when they were first married. Her birthday was Dec. 16 and my mom got her on Valentine’s Day three years before I was born. So she was my parent’s first baby.
I always

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