Is It Worth Adopting a Dog From a Shelter: Pros & Cons

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The decision to get a dog is a very important step. This creature, in terms of the complexity of maintenance, upbringing, and care, cannot be compared with any animal. Such a decision can be compared, perhaps with the desire to have a child. In the first months, the puppy leaves business cards everywhere, then his teeth begin to change, and he must be fed with special food and taught commands. When the dog grows up, you need to continue to educate him, and also wash his paws after walking in the rain, walk with him, even if you feel bad and you are sick, and when the animal gets sick, you need to treat him at the veterinarian. And many irresponsible people abandon animals.
Dogs without a home.
When an adult domestic dog is on the street, it is very bad. Firstly, he may die, because he is not adapted to a comfortable life, where he does not have to get food and generally somehow take care of his safety. Secondly, at best, he will end up in a shelter, and at worst, he will die under the wheels of a car or from hunger in the first week of life on the street. If a dog is “lucky” to end up in a shelter, then there is only one way out of the shelter - to new loving owners. But, if this does not happen, then the animal will have to be euthanized since most of the shelters in our country are private and have a limited number of places, so the death of an old-timer is an opportunity for another homeless dog to find loving owners.
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