Beast And Olie Research Paper

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The Beast and Olie are my dogs, the beast is a Boxador pit-bull mix named Kaizer, white with brown brindle coloring, very stocky and muscular. This handsome boy, has hazel blue eyes and the sweetest disposition look to his face. Olie a beautiful white little Maltese fur ball, with pointed ears and a tail that curls around onto the edge of her back. These two fur balls have been friends for a year, when I got the beast at only 6 weeks old. Seeing the way, The Beast and Olie looked when they get to go for a walk as we usually do on nice days, when the wind gently hits your face like a feather brushing across your cheek, the breeze blows through the grass and makes waves like an ocean, a green ocean, the sun is like a warm blanket on my face and

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