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Dog by Hayley, Age 9 Who likes my frog. He does not bite, He tries to write. I love my dog, My dog loves me and the fog. |
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| Dogs by Susan, Age 9 Pennsylvania USA We love dogs, Dogs are funny, And they are cute. to jump and play, They love bones and doggie treats, I love dogs. |
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| Baby by Zach, Age 13 Columbus, Nebraska USA She jumps like a frog. She likes to eat food Other than her own, Sometimes we let her Talk on the phone. Normally in a sprint or a run. Her favorite toys are The stuffed ones of course, When she rips them up you have to throw them away. But she will be done throwing her fit. She really likes to go for a ride, But her favorite time is When we go for a walk She's smart, fast, fun, and funny to watch. |
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| Molly by Kelly, Age 9 Molly, Molly, this is true, down for you, I will be sadly blue. |
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| Zorro My Pal by Gen, Age 13 Illinois USA The best in the world! He lays on his chair, All snuggled and curled. You still don't know? I'm talking about my pal, Zorro! "Curled on a chair? How can he fit With the costume he wears?" Don't you see on the chair? If you look closely You'll see some pet hair. |
He can't shed! With that mask and hat, Covering his head." That man is not the one! Not the one who chases A ball to have fun. As strange as it may be, My best pal is Zorro, My pet Beagle puppy!  |
| Brie by Briana, Age 10 California USA She means everything to me! When I come home, She'll race to meet me at the door, She plays, she licks, and much, much more!! |
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| Buddy by Cole, Age 13 Columbus, Nebraska USA He is very funny. He runs, jumps, swims, and plays, and he gets very muddy. I can say that's true, But when the day comes When he has to go, I will be very, very blue. |
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| Lilly by Danielle, Age 9 Boynton, Pennsylvania USA She howls and growls, But she is just acting silly. Then everybody laughs and says, "That's our Lily"! |
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| Sissy by Samantha, Age 11 Hawaii USA You always know how to twirl. You are very special you see You always bark - let her be. bark, bark, bark, Especially when it's dark, dark, dark. I love you! |
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| Buffy by Abby, Age 13 Florida USA She's a very big hog. She eats all day, Barks all night, She chews on things, And puts up a fight. She doesn't listen when I say "no", But she and I both know, I will always love her so. |
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| Gracey by Adnama, Age 9 Massachusetts, USA You once got loose, As loose as a goose. Me and Emma were very frightened, We didn't know what to do! And when mom came back, Out from nowhere, Me and Emma weren't making a sound, She popped out, Then that silence Became LOUD! LOUD! LLLOOOUUUDDD! with whoopies, too, Grace girl,I LOVE YOU! You can read the whole long story here on Dog Stories by Kids. It's called The Runaway Dog! |
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| The Dog by Chrissi, Age 11 Sacramento, California USA Who sat like a log, Wherever she might go, She would just sit and moan. Well maybe she needs a bed, But that was not it. Maybe she needs some water, Or maybe someone to brush her fur. In the corner without a pat, Everyone would worry, Why she was never in a hurry. |
A little girl made A discovery! That was the key, She needed a friend! of the dog, Who sat like a log, Because now, She is loud, Because she has a friend to play with, and that is the END!  |
| Security by Susan, Age 15 Houston,Texas USA in all shapes, forms, and images. the soft eyes of a dog, and feeling your heart melt out of your chest, you can't help but feel safe in their presence. |
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| My Dog's Life by Lucca, Age 10 Maple Valley, Washington USA |
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| Scooter by Nikki, Age 9 Sevierville,Tennessee USA Who is such a rooter, Woke me up from bed, By crawling on my head. When he woke me up From a dream that rhymed. he replied by looking. I told him, "Go back to sleep.", because I had school. He replied by looking cruel. |
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| Mugzy by Katy, Age 9 Massachusetts USA He is worth a million dollars. He's sweet, I love my doggie dear! |
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| Portia Caila, Age 9 Culloden, West Virginia USA I know it's pretty weird, And very sweet, Lots of good cheer. |
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| Kristy by Katherine, Age 8 Delaware USA |
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| I'm a Basenji
by Andrea, Age 12 Illinois USA One minute I'm here, The next I'm over there. Give me innocent looks. I'm known as the Congo Dog, In many canine books. I love to chew on bones, On rubber balls and furniture, And on cords of telephones. One of an old breed. For an 8000 year old sighthound, I'm the cutest you'll ever see. |
My colors often soar. Red, black, tri, And brindle makes four. I can really sing, Some call it a yodel, Most say barooing. Chasing rabbits is fun. I love to play with chew toys, And lying in the sun. Being bad is what I do. I'm a Basenji, Maybe the right dog for you!  |
| Tasha by Katy, Age 9 New York USA You won't even believe her, Who swims as good as a beaver. And would be yours too, She's always there, to cheer you up when you are blue, With her slobbery tongue, When it comes to Tasha, Too bad there is only one! |
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| Jack Jack Jack by Mallary, Age 8 Idaho USA My dog is Jack. He is black. But he doesn't bite. I love him a lot. And he licks. Jack Jack Jack. |
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| Dogs Are My Life
by Katherine, Age 8 Delaware USA They're fuzzy and cute! They lick you ,too! |
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