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Thank You Letter To My Dog

Thank you for being man's *best* best friend.

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Thank You Letter To My Dog

An open letter to my dog:

Thank you for always cuddling with me after a long day. When I don't want to talk with anyone, yet don't want to be alone, you're the perfect companion.

Thank you for keeping all my secrets. It's so nice to process out loud with you there, being adorable.

Thank you for playing fetch, it's so nice to forget about the world for a minute and just have fun.

Thank you for your loyalty. I love coming home to you bounding towards the door; your unconditional love is inspiring.

Thank you for all the laughs, like when you paw at the freezer for ice or get "the zoomies".

Thank you for protecting me, even when you're just barking at the wind. I feel safer with you there.

Thank you for inspiring me to, as the saying goes, be the person you think I am.

Thank you for getting my butt off the couch when we go on walks.

Thank you for all the messes you've made, shoes you've ruined and early mornings you've brought on with your bark. They've taught me to how to take things in stride and be responsible.

Thank you for bringing our family together when we're all playing with you and petting you.

Thank you for being man's best best friend.

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