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The 5 Phases of Seeing Your Pet Over Break

Reunited with the one you love

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The 5 Phases of Seeing Your Pet Over Break

1. Overwhelming Joy

This is the moment you've been dreaming about for months (or at least probably part of the car ride home). As soon as you get out of the car, you drop to the ground and your pet comes out to greet you like

2. Activities

Whatever your tradition is, whether it's squats or rolling around together on the floor, you and your pet have a unique bond that can't be broken by your long months away at college.

3. Nap Time

Having this much fun can be exhausting, and you're going to want to take a break (especially after that car ride). But don't worry, you and your pet are in it together.


And when it's time for bed, your room will look a little something like this


4. The Rest of Break

If you're like me, your few waking hours between naps looks something like this.

For the whole break.

5. The End of Break

You and your pet's hair have never been more majestic in this epic parting of kindred spirits. Who knows how many moons must pass before you two will see each other again. And yet, no matter how long the wait, you know that your reunion will be worth it.

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