Do you think pet parenting is as hard as normal parenting.....???
@Aansh13 (11405)
New Delhi, India
May 27, 2021 11:09pm CST
Hey,
So recently I adopted a Pup, though it's already been a month but I have came to realize that I have become one nasty, controlling mother 
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All I have been doing/ saying is " No " 
Though the best part of it is, he follows me everywhere, also listens to me when he is in good mood
, but otherwise he does create a havoc around.....
Do you think it is as hard as raising a child?
Though I am not in any mood to draw a comparison, just thinking about the efforts that we put in...
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All I have been doing/ saying is " No "
Though the best part of it is, he follows me everywhere, also listens to me when he is in good mood, but otherwise he does create a havoc around.....
Do you think it is as hard as raising a child?
Though I am not in any mood to draw a comparison, just thinking about the efforts that we put in...6 people like this
6 responses
@dpk262006 (58673)
• Delhi, India
6 Jun 21
I think that raising a pet is like raising a kid. Pets grows quicker than kids, though. .
Pets give us a sense of security and belonging and while playing with our pet, we tend to forget our worries but remember everything comes at a price.
You will have to make efforts to bring up your pet for getting the pleasure of having his company.
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Pets give us a sense of security and belonging and while playing with our pet, we tend to forget our worries but remember everything comes at a price.
You will have to make efforts to bring up your pet for getting the pleasure of having his company.2 people like this
@dpk262006 (58673)
• Delhi, India
6 Jun 21
@Aansh13 It is good to hear that you like your fur baby and this way you forget your worries. 
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@Aansh13 (11405)
• New Delhi, India
6 Jun 21
@dpk262006
Indeed.....
Picture of a naughty bratt...
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@MarieCoyle (42609)
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28 May 21
Training a puppy is hard work. The main thing is consistency. Take them outside often, train him to be on a leash to walk, and above all train him to not jump up on everyone. You will say, get down, very, very often until you think you won't have to say it anymore, but you will. I think it's harder to train a dog to not jump on people than it is to do the outside potty thing. But a well trained dog is a great pet. He will give you years of companionship.
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@erictsuma (9726)
• Mombasa, Kenya
28 May 21
Yes it's very hard because a pet needs more attention and care.
@Aansh13 (11405)
• New Delhi, India
5 Jun 21
True actually... Plus you need to understand every bit of their need
@Belexhanns (3431)
• Kampala, Uganda
28 May 21
It depends on you, but I don't think its hard
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