Vocabulary chunks to learn from the video :
she loves to eat my kids’ homework
she’ll open the zipper with her mouth
she’ll pull out anything she can eat
we’ve never ever had this kind of excuse
I wonder if I can glue these pieces back together
she was always a little mischievous
school uniforms
sleeping arrangements
she just wags her tail
she’ll get stuck inside the blanket
she is such a big part of the family
our house would not be the same without her
we really treat her like a queen
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Vocabulary chunks to learn from video :
[The Soul Pancake]
An interesting article from Love that pet
The Benefits of Owning a Dog :
You already know how good a friend your dog can be. What you might not have noticed is how much more you talk to other people when you’re out with your dog. You’re simply more likely to interact with other humans when your dog is with you than when you are out for a walk by yourself.
Having a dog also increases the chances you’ll go for walks and play in the park. It’s harder to skip your morning run when your exercise partner is bouncing excitedly at the door with his leash in his mouth. How can you tell him you want to skip walkies today?
Perhaps the practice in nurturing is the reason behind the observation that kids with dogs tend to be more empathetic than other kids, all else being equal. They also tend to be more popular with their schoolmates and have healthy self-esteem. These are all good things for a child’s emotional and social development, whatever the connection with their canine friend might be. Read more
Watch the following video :
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Vocabulary to learn after watching the video :
Watch the following short film on friendship and loyalty posted on the Kindness Blog :
Ben & Denali – A beautiful story of friendship and loyalty
Watch the following video :
Vocabulary in Chunks 
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