Post 4: My pet

My pet is a little  dog named Nano but we usually call it "Cochayuyo" for its brown color. We found it thanks to an Instagram post where he said that in La Pintana they had found a puppy abandoned in the street. We decided to adopt it because, after the death of our previous pet, Niña, we felt that we needed a dog company again.

Nano is a is a medium-sized small brown dog, but really brown, its eyes, its nose, its hair, except for a white stain on his chest, it’s like a tie hahaha. It has 8 months old, it´s a puppy yet, so you can imagine how restless it is, it bites EVERYTHING, especially sticks from the plants in my yard.

this dog took a lot of importance for me because it came to my home in the middle of the pandemic and has made me a lot of fun company during the lock down, it’s very sweet and i feel like it knows when i’m sad or happy and gives me special support depending on my mood


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  1. It is so useful to have animals at home, they really give a lot of love, greetings to Cochayuyo I hope he stops biting everything

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  2. the company of dogs is one of the greatest things, sounds really cool that Cochayuyo (great nickname) has arrived and company you just in this strange year

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  3. ITS ALL BROWNIE DOGGY !! seems very energetic. I wonder How would be for our pets when the quarantine life is over. I mean they are used to see us in home all the time right now.

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  4. it's true animals are very intuitive

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  5. hahah a dog very fancy with his tie B-) I'm very happy of your dog makes you feel accompanied during this pandemic. Regards!

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