Man’s Best Friend

 

Fred was walking through the park when he was suddenly attacked by a dog. The dog lunged at Fred and bit him. Fred was terrified and he ran away as fast as he could.

Over the next few days, Fred noticed something strange. He was beginning to feel more and more like a dog. His senses were becoming more acute and he was starting to bark instead of talking. He was also growing a tail and his face was becoming more and more like a dog. As Fred's transformation progressed, he began to have more and more trouble interacting with people. He found it impossible to talk and people would just stare at him in confusion and fear. Fred couldn't understand what was happening to him. He didn't know why he was becoming a dog.

Fred finally went to the doctor to see if they could help him. The doctor told him that he had been bitten by a dog and that his transformation would continue until he eventually became a full-fledged dog. There was nothing anyone could do to stop the transformation. Fred was a dog now and he always would be. Fred couldn't believe that he was going to be a dog forever. He was so upset and depressed. He felt like his life was over. He didn't want to be a stupid dog he wanted to be a regular human boy. He didn't know what to do. He was so scared and so alone. He didn't know how he was going to deal with his new life. Fred spent the next several days in a deep depression. He would just sit around and not do anything. He didn't feel like playing or exercising or doing any of the things that he used to love doing. He just wanted to lie in bed and sleep.

But then one day, Fred felt something stir within him. He felt a sense of hope and optimism. He realized that even though he was becoming a dog, that didn't mean that he had to give up on his life. He could still have a great life as a dog. Fred began to work on his mood and his outlook on life. He started to accept the fact that he was becoming a dog. He began to appreciate the good things about being a dog. He started training himself to do the things that dogs do such as barking and running and eating with his paws. He began to feel better and better and his depression eventually went away.

Fred became a happy and cheerful dog and he loved his life as a dog. He was no longer afraid or alone. He was happy and he was free. It is now several years later. Fred has become a completely normal dog. He spends his days running around and playing with his favorite toys. He is loved and pampered by his new family and he has no memories of his past life. He is a happy and healthy dog and he is loved by everyone around him. He is now just a normal dog, and he is happy.