My Puppy, Vishal


After 17 years in my life, I got my first pet. It was a puppy and it was named Vishal. He is one-and-a-half month old and he is black in colour with a white stripe going down from his mouth to his stomach and shiny black nose. He is very playful and expects me and my sister to play with him all the time. I woke up at 4.30AM to go to bathroom and found him loafing around my house. So I fed him food and he played with me for sometime. Then he went and disturbed my dad who was sleeping by licking my dad's feet. He also likes to lick my hands and feet. I feel very ticklish and he doesn't sleep a lot. He play most of the time. Now its 6.30AM and he is still wide awake. He likes to play with my brother's Netherlands ball. So he was playing for somtime until, i guess he got bored. Anyway will catch you all in my next post because I'm having class at 9AM till 6PM. It's going to be a long day ahead. Good morning, friends and have a nice day ahead.



~Saranya~

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