Non-Judgmental, Behaviorally Descriptive Documentation: A Day in My Life

A Day in My Life
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A Day in My Life
Saturday is a free day since I work at home from Monday to Friday as part of my organization’s management. Every Saturday, I tend to do something different, thus gaining a lot of experience and exposure from travelling the world. On July 4th, 2020, I decided to walk around my neighborhood since I was exhausted from being quarantined for months due to the global pandemic, Covid-19. During this time, the lockdown was not initiated; therefore, people were allowed outside their homes during the day. I was excited because I love nature, and going for a walk makes me appreciate nature. When going for walks, I leave my phone behind or any device that will distract from site viewing. I live near a small forest uphill where people go for run. I was determined to have a different experience this day.
After some few blocks, I saw two Pitbull dogs playing fetch with their owner. Their bond was vivid, and it showed how animals are loyal to people. The dogs practised teamwork since it was one ball but a huge playing ground. They could take a turn in fetching the ball, and they did not overlap. When the ball could go on the road, the senior dog could fetch and return to the owner. This activity showed a sense of responsibility the senior dog has over the junior dog. The human-canine relationship was traced 15,000 years ago, which showed dogs provided companionship for humans. They tend to bond with people that give them full attention.
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