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Animals are great pets to have to be there for you through challenges because they are supporting and loving and they help others. They also care for you if your sick they would show you love when needed. Animals will stay by your side and try to make you the happiest person and try to make you feel loved and cared about. Every new experience can make a person change, sometimes the change is positive, and other times its negative. Animals are helpful, supporting, and caring.
In the story “Travels with Charley: In Search of America.” Animals are good pets to have because they are unique in their own way for example “This is a unique dog. He does not live by a tooth or fang. He respects the right of cats to be cats although he doesn’t admire them.” (Steinbeck, page # 145, pp, #6, Chunk 2). I chose this quote because the quote is saying that Charley’s dog is unique and are respectful to the cats for being cats even though …show more content…

The reason why I picked this quote is because it is saying that the dog Max is like a hospital dog cause the owner of Max has a server diabetic and that if her blood sugars get low then he tries to wake her husband to take care of her that is the meaning that when having a pet they are very supporting and caring. This animal made an impact on the person’s life by keeping the owners health and blood sugar levels positive and keeping them alive and cared for and healthy. Some animals can be helpful when really

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