Personal Narrative: My Experience As A Dog Team

Having been involved with numerous clubs and organizations, I understand that a team becomes whole as the mix of diverse personalities blend together. My experience as a dog racer has been no different. My dog team consists of four fantastic athletes, although my group members have four legs, they do not lack their own unique personalities. Boss, the eldest, and wisest dog leads the pack, while Monster typically licks everyone within in a tails reach to death, he still cuddles the best. Cinno (Ch-EEN-Oh), the wild child of the team tends to wreak havoc whenever the opportunity arises, but D.O.G (Dee-Oh-Gee) excels at absorbing new ideas and amazes everyone with his knowledge. While their personalities contrast immensely, I could not ask for a better group, together, we have become a team. Every team needs a leader, typically the oldest or the one with the ultimate experience, which explains why Boss holds the position of my leader. At the front of my line, he teaches the younger dogs by providing them with a superior example to learn …show more content…
D.O.G meets the requirements of being named the rookie. He takes the time to watch and learn from the older, more experienced dogs. I know he does this because when we are by the truck, before a race, if another dog stretches out, D.O.G will replicate them. Even though he has an excessive amount of skills to learn, I notice his willingness to apply the time and his attempts to become one of the top sled dogs we have. Blessed with the gift of knowledge, D.O.G can figure out any problem set before him. Whether it be attempting to pick a treat up from the ground to slipping out of his collar just to acknowledge the dogs at the trucks nearby. Every team needs a rookie that works their way to the top with the responsibility of passing the traditions to younger people as they follow in their