When The Dog Decides Where You Live By Joanne Kaufman

Owners such as Kaitlin and Ben Fund worry about how the move will affect their pets and try finding a place that is most convenient for the pet, a couple in the article "When the Dog Decides Where You Live" by Joanne Kaufman. Such as Kaitlin and Ben Fund many owners base where they live on their pets and worry about how they would feel. I agree that people should choose where they live based on their pets ' necessities for the following reasons, pets should be close to a day care, be next to a playground and feel happy where they live. Owners should base their decision of where they live on their pets because they are like humans and should be cared for. If an owner cannot care for their pet due to working then living close to a daycare is a necessity. Pets shouldn 't feel alone and like have no one, but feel happy and loved even if it 's provided at a day care. At a daycare, a pet will be with other pets being able to run around in the grass and playing catch with a tennis ball. Also, they would have tasty pet treats for them while they learn new tricks such as sit or roll over. As it states in the article "we promised ourselves that because he 's a big dog we would send him to daycare so he wouldn 't be coped up at home with nothing to do." Being able to be played with and

As it states in the article "Here is all you need to know about the family dynamic: If the dog isn 't happy, we 're miserable". In a house, if a pet is unhappy they will lie down on the floor or on the couch and not show any emotions to their pet owners, making the pet owners worried about their pets and feel down themselves. Pets being happy where they live is a massive part of the decision on where an owner lives because not only are the owners living there but so is the pet. As in the article, an unhappy pet is an unhappy