To my little sister Autumn and her crazy dog,

 I know you won’t have Whistler for long because you’ve been training him to be a guide dog, but I thought this would be a fun, cute story that you could look back on. If I am also being completely honest, while writing this I realized that in a way Whistler represents me. You are my logic when I am emotional. You might be my little sister, but I will always look up to you.

Love, your day one

 Preface:

I did not know what to write about for a long time. I have always been sensitive and emotional, so I wanted to write something on how to healthily express your emotions. I was on facetime with my little sister (Autumn) one night and she showed me our dog Whistler, and he was on her bed with her. She says he’s not supposed to be on the bed, but he’s calm, so she lets him lay on the bed with her. I then remembered times when he’d snap at us or bark if we just stopped petting him. I went well, what if I wrote the story from the perspective of a puppy? And then I wrote it.

Aubrey Clardie’

4/19/2026

Acknowledgment:

I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for giving me a creative mind, heart, and soul. I want to thank my family for always encouraging me to be creative. If they hadn’t then I probably would’ve failed this assignment.

This is Whistler! Whistler is a black poodle.

Whistler has an owner named Winter!

Whistler loves his owner very much! 

So much, that he never wants to leave her side.

He helps her cook,

and he helps her clean.

Whistler is sad when no one is petting him.

He is depressed when Winter leaves him.

When Winter tries to walk away from Whistler, he tries to get her to stay by him.

But Winter would get upset with Whistler and call him a bad puppy.

One day Winter took Whistler to the beach. Whistler loves to go on adventures, especially with Winter. 

There were other dogs at the beach that Winter and Whistler were at.