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This humorous essay chronicles the author's life as the unwitting subject of their dog's herding tactics. From demanding early morning wake-up calls to leading the author on whirlwind walks and enforcing strict couch-time routines, the dog, described as a "furry overlord," cleverly manipulates the author's schedule. Through witty anecdotes and playful observations, the piece highlights the unique dynamic between humans and their canine companions, revealing the dog's surprising intelligence and the author's fond acceptance of their role as the "sheep" in this peculiar relationship. Comparable works include James Herriot's "All Creatures Great and Small" or David Sedaris's essays with their blend of humor and genuine affection for animals.

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