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Personal Narrative: My Infatuation With A Dog

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What started my infatuation with dogs was nothing more than a t-shirt and a walk. At age four, my family took a walk to the park, where I saw a dog. For some reason, I was fascinated with this dog, and even though I had seen a dog before, this one was special. Even though I was in love with each dog I saw I was also terrified of them. Every time I saw on we saw one my eyes would light up and I would run toward it, but then I would change my mind and hide behind my mom’s leg. My parent’s started to realize my strange addiction to dogs, and they got me a shirt with a dog on it. This may not seem important to my story, but this shirt was very influential. I loved it so much, I wore it everywhere even if it was dirty. If it was even possible,

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