I work in a casual job site. I like to skateboard.
I attend grad school. I have a dog called Bailey.  I volunteer to take in togs temporarily. 
Do you have any other local dog parks? We have one just down the road from me, actually. I take Bailey there all the time.  How do you get the new dogs to fit in with Bailey? They kind of just do it naturally on their own. Haven't had any issues with aggressive dogs, so they end up chasing each other around the park for fun.  Interesting. What do you study in grad school? I'm currently studying law. I spend way too much time reading ever since being accepted but I'm happy to have the opportunity. How's your job going?  We are almost done at the current site. I will miss the  team I work with, especially the site manager. That sounds good that you're almost done with your current project, but unfortunate about the rest. Maybe some skateboarding will cheer you up.  Indeed. I am always happiest on my skateboard. What breed is Bailey? She's a German Shepard. Would you like to hear the story of how Bailey came to be a part of my family?  Of course. I've always wondered how it feels to own a pet. I was at the hunting cabin, and the location is known for wild dogs as well as a lot of wildlife. I was tracking a deer, but I wasn't the only one that was. A pack of coyotes was as well, but they didn't seem to care so much when they noticed me. I let a shot rip and clipped one, but they just kept coming. Suddenly, a wild dog came bounding over and helped me fight them off. She bailed me out, so I named her Bailey.