My first dog was Brownie. He was two years older than me. He was born sometime in December of 2005, so our family took the decision of celebrating his birthday on Christmas to celebrate the birth of two holy beings in our lives, Jesus Christ and his gift to us, Brownie. Brownie was one of the most beautifully built dogs that ever lived. He had dark brown eyes with citrus orange hued rings around them, so when you gaze into his eyes it's like a galaxy of memories I cherished with him, and more that I was to cherish in the future. He had long manes below his neck, enhancing his look and making him even more handsome. Brownie was a dog who was loyal to his family, and made us members of his pack. And when I was born as the newest member of the pack, nothing gave me greater joy than irritating him. I'd pet him weirdly, pull his ears and tail, and ride him like a cowboy on a horse. But that was simply just me playing my role as his little brother. As the years went on, he grew to b...
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Dogs. The essence of not just family, but of all humanity as our best companion. They are god-given creatures, radiant with mirth and contentedness, spreading joy and laughter with their presence. They really make up a big part of me and I for one, quite simply fail to visualize my life without them. As a Christian man, I believe dogs to be god's true children. Given that this belief isn't solely supported by the fact that 'dog' is an anagram of 'god', it's also cause when this species is a blank slate, they are naturally affectionate, loyal, trustworthy and sympathetic. You see, most dogs that shun humans or act aggresively towards them possess that character with the reason being how some humans may have affected them, or the dogs ancestors. This evidently suggests that dogs inherently possess positive qualities. However, us humans have significantly less compunction and ethics. We destroy the earth for our well being, we kill and torture animals for food...