choiceabsurdity (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} choiceabsurdity) wrote,@ 2009-04-09 20:59:00 |
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Why I want a dog
I've never owned a pet in my life. I wasn't allowed to. My parents were concerned with carpets and being burdened with taking care of a dog. I don't blame them necessarily, because they are both still workaholics. I've always had the fascination with the notion that something was "Man's best friend" and i've always wanted a dog pretty much after seeing the movie "Milo & Otis."
I've loved pretty much every dog that I've encountered randomly and also with friends. I can run around with dogs all day and play with dogs and love doing so. For instance, my friend Everett has a big malamute that I love. She's a huge fur ball of awesome and loves when I come over and to be honest, I probably interact more with the dog then my friend Everett, namely because he talks very little. I was Cesar Milan seriously and watch other dog shows and dog shows themselves. My girlfriend is a dog lover and love her dogs when I get to see them. I'm actually painting a portrait of her dogs currently. I would invest so much time and money in getting a dog.
Alas though, I work 6 days a week. I live with my brother who perhaps is against living with a dog as he wasn't as affected as I was after seeing "Milo & Otis." I'm afraid that just simply I couldn't invest the time needed in appropriately raising up a dog. Which I guess is a good thing and shows that I really care enough to know that I need more time to correctly care for an animal. But unfortunately, it doesn't stop me from wanting to get one and looking at the shelter adoptions and going "Man! I need to change my life around!" just so in some way I could be in a position to care for a dog. I mean come on:
http://www.harfordshelter.org/cgi-bin/a
Doesn't he just scream, "I'm awesome. You're awesome. You and me, we're gonna do it up big! Adopt me human!"
I've never owned a pet in my life. I wasn't allowed to. My parents were concerned with carpets and being burdened with taking care of a dog. I don't blame them necessarily, because they are both still workaholics. I've always had the fascination with the notion that something was "Man's best friend" and i've always wanted a dog pretty much after seeing the movie "Milo & Otis."
I've loved pretty much every dog that I've encountered randomly and also with friends. I can run around with dogs all day and play with dogs and love doing so. For instance, my friend Everett has a big malamute that I love. She's a huge fur ball of awesome and loves when I come over and to be honest, I probably interact more with the dog then my friend Everett, namely because he talks very little. I was Cesar Milan seriously and watch other dog shows and dog shows themselves. My girlfriend is a dog lover and love her dogs when I get to see them. I'm actually painting a portrait of her dogs currently. I would invest so much time and money in getting a dog.
Alas though, I work 6 days a week. I live with my brother who perhaps is against living with a dog as he wasn't as affected as I was after seeing "Milo & Otis." I'm afraid that just simply I couldn't invest the time needed in appropriately raising up a dog. Which I guess is a good thing and shows that I really care enough to know that I need more time to correctly care for an animal. But unfortunately, it doesn't stop me from wanting to get one and looking at the shelter adoptions and going "Man! I need to change my life around!" just so in some way I could be in a position to care for a dog. I mean come on:
http://www.harfordshelter.org/cgi-bin/a
Doesn't he just scream, "I'm awesome. You're awesome. You and me, we're gonna do it up big! Adopt me human!"
