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No. You should get out of the house and get a job.
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Yes, you can get a dog; raise it, train it and take it to a nearby Bark in the Park walk to socialize with other dog owners. Maybe then you won't feel overwhelmed.
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Nope. It's just a nice way of saying "animal slavery"
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sure why not I've got two cats
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What I might suggest before committing to a pet is to volunteer at a nearby shelter, ASPCA, Humane Society...whatever is closest to you. I would definitely NOT recommend getting a pet without volunteering first. Owning a pet is a commitment not to be taken lightly.
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Yes I think you should get a hairless cat. They dont shed, need walks, and they use litter. Oh and you have to consider their claws,, I dont like the idea of declawing cats, but that is a preference.
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No, if you have to ask.....no.
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Only if you can care for a pet. Most all pets require much time and care including veterinarian costs. Dogs and cats even require hundreds of dollars each year for check ups and shots. Pets are not cheap.
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No, pets are poor substitutes for human friends.
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I think it'd be a great idea!
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Archie BunkerThis is the gal who basically says she has no money, can't get out of the house, has nothing to do.... why drag another creature into that?
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Linda JoyFor the betterment of both! They both have love to give! She is giving food away because she doesn't eat 200 in food stamps each month. I think it'd be better than being a stray. Why do you want to criticize someone for things they have no control over, just because they weren't blessed with a normal body and mind like you were? And its not like you really care about her or the dog anyway!!
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