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Originally Posted by NotGolfer
I'd love a dog but I have mobility issues (have a rollator) so I KNOW the responsibility it would take to have one. I've seen people walking their dogs and the human is elderly and seems to have issues walking. I've also seen people in their carts who allow their poochie to run beside it as well. IF you have a pet realize they have a life expectancy and with that, they also can have health issues. So will YOU outlive the pet?? This can be for house-cats AND dogs!! IF you see someone like the OP observed---try to have a non-combative discussion with the person. I agree with what most folks have stated on here!!
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Teddy bears aren't just for children. We enjoy cuddles and play without the cost, smells, restrictions associated with real animals. No vet bills, pet sitters or boarding when we travel, no "accidents"; no clawing, chewing the furnishings, etc. The perfect (non-living) "pet". Welcome at all hotels, fit in a suitcase or backpack, and no quarantine requirements.
Oh! They never pee or poop on the neighbors lawn. 👍👍👍