Be Kind to man’s best friends(Free writing 2)

Undoubtedly, dog is our best friend. They are faithful, considerate, lovable, charming, and energetic and sometimes they are good listeners. Whenever I feel said or anxious, I will talk to them and they will give eyes back with compassion. The puppy eyes make me believe they can understand me. Even if I am angry to them due to my bed temper, they won’t blame to me. We rarely find a friend like this so we must treasure our best friend.

Dogs are not only loyal to their owner but also kind to others. Some people say dogs should be raised for food, not as pets because they think it cause disease, bark at night and is just obey their owner. However, besides their master, dogs do save other people’s life. According the Pine Street Foundation, Michael McCulloch, “They (dogs) were identifying who had cancer, and they were also saying who didn’t.” In addition, we had heard that a Husky saved an infant from drowning in the toilet. Sagas like this are countless. Therefore, they are not only a cute puppy with body fuzz, but also a hero of saving human.

On the other hand dogs should be trained instead of spoiling. As police, they can sniff out bombs, detect drugs and find the missing and deceased when no human can. As guide dog, they can help blind people not only for guiding but giving mental support. As life assistant, they can pick up the newspaper every morning for you or carry heavy things for you. The precondition is that you need to teach them what to do and what not to do. Whether you believe it or not, some people start to teach dogs to read. Bonnie Bergin, the president of Assistance Dog Institute shows how to use flash cards to teach dogs to read in her new book Teach Your Dog to Read.

To summary, next time when you see a dog come to you with the teeter-totter gait, be kind to them because according to McCulloch, sometimes dogs know us better than we do. Maybe one day we can give the citizenship to man’s best friend.