Prepare your mind before you get a dog Before you get it, are you ready?

The economy “no money, no money, don’t get a pet” is how I feel, just like a child, can’t afford not to have a child. Maybe it was adopted and cost you nothing; maybe it was bought by you and cost you thousands of dollars, and once you have it, its life is entrusted to you, and you are in charge of its food and entertainment for more than a decade, and the heaviest burden of all is the cost of medical care. If you think animal health and feeding is backward and cheap, you’re wrong! You may have a disease that could be birth, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease, inflammation of the pancreas, lupus, etc. It is diagnosed in a medical way, in the same way as a person, and you think these costs are not high? Never get a dog without the ability to do so, this is really advice from the conscience, there are many dogs that die when their owners are not willing to spend money on treatment, although realistic, but it is true. In recent years, I have come across some impressive cases. I remember one year a little male dog couldn’t pee out because of a blockage in his urethra, his owner took him to the hospital and when I told him he had to be catheterized and hospitalized for a treatment fee, the owner had a face that was hard to think about and told me faintly, “My dog doesn’t do treatments!” Because he was just a dog I adopted, I couldn’t even keep him myself, but I wanted to spend so much money on his treatment? “This dog brings back memories for me for a long time. When he was healthy, he brought you a lot of joy and happiness, but when he was sick, couldn’t he help do his treatment? The economy is in the doldrums, but why is the dog a victim of this recession? So before you get him, I hope you will also think about what kind of life you can give to this dog? Can you not leave it when it’s sick? Can you take care of it for the rest of your life? Don’t assume that you have the ability to keep a dog and that you can let it enter the room freely. Is it acceptable to your family? Psychologically speaking, compromise can be negotiated. If there are allergic people in the family, especially those who are allergic to dog hair, your impulse may become its misfortune. Also, are you a newlywed? Are you an unmarried single woman? Have you considered whether or not the other person will accept it after marriage? If you have a child, will you still love the dog and take care of it carefully?” None of this is alarmist, but have seen too many of these situations. Poor dogs, so think twice before getting them. Don’t let it wander around ……”