I’m a Dog

I’m a Dog

I’m a lovable lug.

I’m one of the biggest dogs. 

I’m a Great Dane.

I’m very loyal, alert and protective.

I’m young and sowing my oats.

My owner and I need each other.

I stay by my owners side protecting him from anyone who comes too close. 

My owner takes me out for a walk and to take care of my needs.

We’re so happy together. 

My owner sings to me.

I acknowledge by barking back. 

I’m strong and growing every day.

My owner feeds me well and always has a bowl of water for me.

I’m big when I’m in the standing and walking position but I’m a lovable canine. 

I prefer the country side.

I’m not the big city type dog. 

I like the slow pace of life.

I prefer living on a farm with my owner with other animals big and small.

I love my owner and my owner loves me.

I love when my owner takes me for a ride in the pickup truck.

I love looking out the window and feeling the wind upon my face.

I love to run around when given the chance. 

My owner is my best friend. 

I’m his best friend too so I’ve been told.

Dogs make great companions.

Dogs are wonderful in so many ways.

Some are trained as therapy dogs.

Some are trained to assist the blind.

I love to chase the ball or a frisbee when my owner throws it because I’m a dog.



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