BR5: Dogs at work

I read a book whose title was “Dogs at work.” I recalled about guide dog and police dog. Dogs are often called “People’s best friends.” They are really loyal, friendly, and intelligent, and pretty. I often see those dogs. For example, guide dogs are. They are really intelligent because they were trained about two years for to be guide dogs. When they were puppies, they started to train. In the process, they were taught what human can trust and relieve. The other dog’s works are Hospital dogs, Dogs ad corers, and Sniffer Dogs.
Hospital dogs are dogs that are companions for people who are in hospital or in homes for the elderly. A proverb says “Care killed the cat.” The cat seemed to have nine lives. Care killed this cat, so illness is terrible and not terrible. That is to say, we shouldn’t have sure feeling. Hospital dogs helped the people who have sick or care. All dogs are very pretty and friendly. They must comfort the people.
Next, dogs at carers are simple but important tasks. They are opening doors, turning lights on and off, picking up the telephone. These dogs carry out their missions every day.
Finally, Sniffer dogs are trained to detect certain smells. They are very useful for finding drugs and stopping terrorist attack. They are used at airports or at shopping ports where people try to smuggle drugs into a country.
These working dogs have each function, and they carried out them rightly. How about us? What are our functions? Do we carry out them? We should know the function. If you don’t know it, you should find, and you will find it. My function is studying and finding my future’s job and goal. I hope that I can get them. (286 words/ 5056 words)