Personal Narrative: Dog Training

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Dog Training His dad shrugged. "You're not makin' a good case here, Kev." Kevin knew he lost the fight, but this was a war. Kevin still tried one last sincere and pleasing asking and telling him what he would do. "Please dad, please!" Kevin begged. "No." "Please!" "No!" "Please, please, please!" "No and no and no!" The next day Kevin tried again when his dad was in a better mood during breakfast and everyone was fresh and joyful. "Dad! Please, it's for Cromwell and mostly it's for me. This is what I need! Cromwell should be able to pursue his dreams of running as Izzy should do her soccer," Kevin winced, but continued "I'll take Cromwell out and I’ll train him! I'll save up money for lessons and everything, please!"

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