If you ask me whether you should say yes to walk your neighbor's dog, my answer would be a definite "Yes", as long you do one thing I didn't do when I helped out with my neighbor's dog. Here's what I meant. You don't need to ask your neighbor lots of questions about that particular dog, but just be patient to ask one very important question. Here is why.
Mrs. Gonzales and her adorable dog Rascal, live at the end of my street. My friend Ollie and I have played with Rascal since he was a puppy, so when Mrs. Gonzales asked if we'd like to take him to the park once in a while, we can't wait to says," When can we start?" "How about this Saturday at 3: 00?"she suggested.
When Saturday rolled around, Ollie and I were there to pick up Rascal at 3: 00 on time." Rascal will be so happy to play in the park with you!" Mrs. Gonzales said." If I'm still out grocery shopping when you return, just let yourselves in with this spare key. I'll be home a little while later."
"Also, why do you think I named him Rascal? If there's trouble, such as puddles, this guy is guaranteed to find it. And also the commands that you should" When we realized that Mrs. Gonzales had lots of" alsos", we interrupted her and ran away in the blink of an eye.
Not long after we arrived at the park, Rascal found a giant puddle and jumped into it and rolled around until every square inch of his furry body was dripping with mud." Ugh! silly puppy, you're the muddiest dog in the universes!" I said. Ollie said we should take him back home so he can get washed up.
But when we got to Mrs. Gonzales's house, she didn't answer the doorbell." She must still be out grocery shopping," I said." How about we use the garden tube to clean him?" Ollie suggested." Good idea!" I said, putting Mrs. Gonzales's key into the lock." I'll go inside and get a towel to dry him off."
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But the second I opened the door, Rascal raced inside the house.
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Mrs. Gonzales came in with her groceries.
