Misconceptions About Dogs

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Throughout my life, I always envisioned what my life would be like when I developed into an adult; I would be a billionaire, I would be a supermodel, I would have the hottest husband in the entire world. Most likely, none of these plans will ever happen, but there is this one goal that must come true: adopt shelter dogs.
According to humana.com, dogs are great for your heart, relieve stress and depression, unite you into a community, will encourage exercise and even give you a source of comfort. Dogs are basically angels brought to us by the gods, so we should treat them like that. Instead, 7.6 million dogs a year are imprisoned in a shelter and treated like dirt. When I grow up and purchase my own house, I already know that I’ll want to inherit dogs of my own, but I have made the decision to adopt and save, not shop. …show more content…

Before anything else, I’ll confirm that my home is ready for a new pet and purchase the supplies such as food, a bed, and other necessities. Then, I’ll travel to a shelter and meet all of the dogs there to find the right match for me. Once I find the dog(s) I want, I’ll head to the desk, show them my ID, pay the adoption fee (which ranges from 25 to 125 dollars), and then I’ll receive all the papers: vaccination records, sterilization certificate, and others so I can get him licensed. After that’s all done, I’ll bring carry my new baby home and shower him in love. Adopting a dog isn’t too difficult after

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