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PETS Conversation

The document poses a series of questions regarding pet ownership, including the best types of pets, the lessons pets teach children, and the communication between pets and their owners. It also addresses practical concerns such as pet care, cleanliness, and the emotional aspects of having pets. Additionally, it touches on the societal views of pet ownership, including the preference for rescuing animals versus purchasing them from stores.

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PETS Conversation

The document poses a series of questions regarding pet ownership, including the best types of pets, the lessons pets teach children, and the communication between pets and their owners. It also addresses practical concerns such as pet care, cleanliness, and the emotional aspects of having pets. Additionally, it touches on the societal views of pet ownership, including the preference for rescuing animals versus purchasing them from stores.

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1. Which animals make the best pets? Why?

2. Did you have pets as a child? What does having a pet teach
children?

3. Do you wonder what animals are thinking? What thoughts do


they have?

4. Which pets should sleep outside at night? Which pets should


stay inside at night?

5. Would you allow your pet to sleep on your bed? Why or why
not?

6. Some animals shed their fur or make other kinds of mess. How
can a pet owner keep their house clean?

7. Which pets can be let free outside? Which pets need to be


controlled on a leash?

8. Have you ever lost a pet? What happened?

9. Sometimes a pet leaves their home and returns days later.


What do you think they do on these journeys?

10. Are you allergic to any animals? If so, how does your body
react when you meet them?

11. Some pets and pet owners seem to talk to each other. Do
you think people and their pets can communicate?

12. Some pet owners prefer to see themselves as parents to


their 'children', the pets. What do you think about this?

13. Dogs are sometimes dressed in clothes or decorated.


What do you think when you see a dog wearing a sweater or a
dog with purple hair?

14. Pets need food, medical treatment, and other things that
can cost money. Are you happy or reluctant to spend money on
your pet?
15. How important is your pet's food? Are you concerned
about the quality of food your pet eats?

16. Some people let their dog lick their face and lips. What do
you think about this?

17. Some animals are social and need time with their owners
or other animals. Which animals are the most social? How long
can they be left alone?

18. Your neighbor has a dog that constantly barks. What will
you do about it?

19. Cats and dogs are the most common types of pets. What
are some unusual or exotic pets that you have heard of?

20. Some people prefer to rescue a pet that has been


abandoned or is otherwise unwanted. What do you think about
this? Would you buy a pet from a pet store?

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