Many people hesitate before raising a pet, wondering whether to raise an energetic dog or a cool and cute cat. If you can only raise one, how do you choose? A comprehensive comparison is needed before making a decision. Today, the editor has summarized: what are the good aspects of raising dogs? What are the bad aspects of raising dogs? Expectant owners who are still struggling can use this as a reference.

First, let's talk about the benefits:

We all know if you raise a dog, you must guarantee they have enough exercise every day, which means you have to take them out for walks regularly and punctually. From this perspective, it is also beneficial to us, because regularly exercising can help keep our own bodies healthier.

Actually, dogs are very healing animals. As long as they are by your side, you will always feel joyful. Even when you are feeling down, interacting with them can sweep away the bad emotions in your heart. And just think, if you live alone and have a dog at home, every day when you come home from work, they will wag their tails at the door to greet you. Isn't that something that makes you feel full of happiness?

Now, let's talk about the bad aspects of raising dogs:

First is the shedding issue. Whether it's long-haired or short-haired dogs, they will shed. When the shedding season comes, dog hair will drift all over the house. Also, raising a dog is really a big expense. Although this can motivate you to earn money, just think about buying dog food, snacks, daily necessities, a dog bed, and vaccinations and deworming for them.

Then there is the bathing issue. Small dogs can be bathed at home, but what about large dogs? They have to go to the pet store, and a single bath can cost several hundred, which few families can afford. So, raising a dog is really an economic challenge.

In summary, raising dogs has both benefits and drawbacks. Whether to raise a dog or not ultimately depends on yourself.