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Personal Narrative: Hi Dog Owners
Hi dog owners,

I am a big fan of dogs. I have grown up with a dog in my family and she was my best friend and a family member! I understand how a pet means to the owner and am committed to give all the attention and best care possible to your dog.

For dog walking, I focus on bonding with your dog and ensure right amount of excercise and soclialization that is tailored o your dog's traits and preference. You will always have updates on your dog's whereabout and wellbeing with the text and images I send during the walk.

For house sitting, you are assured your furry friend can be well taken care of with a lot of play and cuddle time to have fun. You can count on me to feed them on time and shower them when needed.I can also help with other

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