A pet is a commitment. For those who know, a pet can be
equivalent to raising a second child. So here and now I will tell you why
pets are the best thing to happen to a person.
The love they show: A pet as I stated is a commitment. You
raise them with love and care for they are your friends who do not judge you
based on your habits, your vices, or your problems. They support you when
you are said, and they comfort you when you are sick. Some would argue
that people should not have a pet because of the pain of losing a pet in the
first place. However, that pain you feel is love. You cherish the
memories of the animal you cared for, and that cared about you in return.
How could all the memories with your pet not be worth it in the end?
Sure they can stink, eat like no tomorrow and poo sometimes on the
carpet, but those are all part of the memories you remember about your pet.
For a child growing up, a pet is a great starter for them learning
responsibility, all the while having a supporting friend. So pets are
worth it.
Conclusion: I dedicate this issue to my cat
Cassie. She was with me for 16 long years, and passed away from
pancreatic cancer a few weeks ago. She was with me through my first and
second girlfriend, and when I struggled with bullies at school. Cassie
simply came up to me whenever I felt sad so as to comfort me as much as she
could, because she somehow saw me as family. I miss her greatly, but I
would not change anything with respect to her being in my life.
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