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Personal Narrative: The Beagle Brigade
It started off like everyday for every beagle working in the airport. A beagle’s life working in the airport is mainly using our acute sense of smell to sniff out any meats or plants that could possibly carry diseases or pests. I work in the Beagle Brigade at the Tay Airport. The Beagle Brigade is a team of beagles, and human handlers that search for prohibited agricultural products, and unauthorized meats. From what I’ve heard my owner says that without us our foods wouldn’t be safe, and there can be diseases that can be introduced in the U.S.To make it simple, without us humans wouldn’t be safe at all.

My trainer fat as pig, but fast as dog said that today was September 9th, 2015. I was later brought into the tourist inventory
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Something didn’t seem right. I barked giving my trainer a warning. At that time the trainer was giving me a snack. So he didn’t think I was warning him. The lady pushed the officers, took her bag, and ran off. Usually a dispute would happen between my trainer, and the tourist, however, this didn’t usually happen. My trainer fell on me. I gave a sharp yelp. For a moment it felt uncomfortable, and it was like tourist bags were piled on me. Yes that happened to me one time.

“Get her!” yelled the other officer.

“Close all the exits!” screamed my trainer.

When my trainer stood up my nose was smushed. A sharp pain shot up my nose. It felt like when I was getting a shot except that the needle went up my nose, and constantly poked it. It only occurred for a short moment. I knew it was an accident, and shortly after a few minutes she’ve been caught. The lady looked embarrassed, and hesitated multiple times until the cops came, and arrested her.

Conflicts like these usually happened at the Tay Airport. One thing for sure it was that all criminals were caught. It wasn’t as shocking after conflicts kept coming, and coming. After all, this is normal in a beagle’s life in the

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