Personal Narrative: Brittany Spaniel

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Yesterday in class, we met an amazing personality. She had enough excitement to light up the room. She ran through the room, exploring the new people and different smells. Her name was Stella; she is a 8 month old Brittany Spaniel. As well as, the most adorable dog in the world. With hazel eyes and a smile that brightens up your day, Stella is bundles of fun. Her fur is velvety soft and her personality is bubbly. Her ears are medium sized and are light brown in color. Not to forget her pink tongue that she uses to attack her lucky victims with kisses. Stella’s beauty is captivating, but her personality and behavior is what makes her such an exceptional pet. Stella is high-spirited and lively.

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