Personal Narrative: The Dog Got Out

The Dog Got Out

Figurative language It was later in the day and i had just let the dogs out. I went back and the small one was gone like the wind.

Bold Statement we have made fences shock callers and the dogs keep running away.

Personal experience i can remember the gut feeling i had when i saw the dog not in my yard.

definition webster's dictionary defines gone as no longer present; departed.

Question why do you think that dogs even have a reason to run away.

I can remember the gut feeling I had when I saw that that the dog wasn't in my backyard. Earlier that day I had just walked home from school and had let my to dogs out to use the restroom. Without consideration I went and just layed on on our worn sofa and laid there for quite a while without the thought of the dogs even going through my mind. I ate a snack which was lightly buttered popcorn that had bold salty flavor. When I came back to confirm that the dogs were still in the boundaries of the yard, I could see the vacant, silent, and lonely backyard with only one dog in my presence. …show more content…
But really i was going to seek the dog. After a lengthy, search I did not have any luck finding the dog. I finally find the courage in me to go and admit that i had lost the dog. Then after a debate of how i need to be more responsible, we went out and looked all around but with no luck. Then when we walked around the house we heard the soft sound of a dog’s small nails scratching the door and the dog was right in our presence. I told my dad “We got real lucky can you imagine how bad we would have have felt if she ran