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Carrie Sometimes I think dogs are like exactly children. I have a dog named Carrie (I decided to name her like that because "Carrie" was Stephen King's first novel in the same way she was my first dog) and she acts just like a little girl. You see, she isn't allowed to be inside the house. My dad doesn't like to have any pets inside because he says that they're all dirty (Carrie is not, but he doesn't care). But when he's not at home or he's in his bedroom, she comes in. And when she hears his footsteps or the sound of his car engine, she promptly gets out. She does this like she was ashamed of herself, ashamed of being naughty. As any dog, she doesn't like to bath. She always tries to escape. But in the end she kind of enjoys it. She's so playful and full of joy.

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Carrie

Sometimes I think dogs are exactly like children. I have a dog named Carrie (I decided to name her like that because "Carrie" was Stephen King's first novel in the same way she was my first dog) and she acts just like a little girl.

You see, she isn't allowed to be inside the house. My dad doesn't like to have any pets inside because he says that they're all dirty (Carrie is not dirty, but he doesn't care). But when he's not at home or he's in his bedroom, she comes in. And when she hears his footsteps or the sound of his car engine, she promptly gets out. She does this like she was ashamed of herself, ashamed of being naughty.

As any dog, she doesn't like to bath. She always tries to escape. But in the end she kind of enjoys it.

She's so playful and full of joy.

 

 

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