Are you ready to have a dog?

Are you ready to have a dog?
Often the image of a puppy in the window of a pet shop arouses in people a great desire to take him home, protect him, and shower him with affection. But the honeymoon is short-lived. It ends even the same day the puppy comes home. Many owners despair when that little ball of fur starts to bite, cry, and pee and poop everywhere.
For you to have an idea, these are the most common causes of complaints that we hear from people who want to give their animals away.
The dog was bought for my son who doesn't take care of him.
I never wanted to have a dog in my house/apartment.
It is a great illusion to expect that a child, or even a teenager, will take care of an animal, with all the responsibilities that are involved in this relationship. Most dogs are great company for children and young people, but not everything is a party. Dogs need to be fed, brushed, groomed, bathed, exercised, and loved on a regular basis. You can't leave your dog without food and without a walk because a nice place to spend the weekend turned up. Parents must be aware that when they allow their children to have an animal, they are condoning this adoption, and that since the world is the world dogs are left to the parents. If you don't want to take care of your furry "grandchild", say no and put your foot down. Be firm, you don't have to have an animal, and all the work that comes with it, if you don't want to. Just don't take it out on the animal later.
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