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My Dog Buddy

Sunil Ram
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Pages
24
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

The book is about the time a couple of years ago (September, 2011, to be exact), in which my mom had taken my dog buddy to the lake. They were hanging out comfortably, enjoying the sunset, until fireworks went off. Once they did, my dog run away in a mad dash. My mom called me over to the lake, and then we spent the whole night (and I mean, the whole night, with no breaks whatsoever) looking for him, even making missing posters and spreading the word of his disappearance. The next morning, literally as I was about to go back home, my mom got a call on her phone. Someone had seen the missing poster I made, and they told us that one of their friends (who lived two miles away from the lake) had a golden come to their house the night before and believed it was our dog. So we drove to that house and there he was!

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  • Dogs
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