Persuasive Essay On Foster Dogs
Fostering
You always told me "nothing good comes easy, you have to work for it".
I have been thinking lately about how I wanted my own dog for over 3 years now. I have also been thinking about my future and where the dog would end up in 5 years when I go off to university. I've come to a conclusion and found that fostering dogs would be the best option for me. Since most universities don't accept pets, I would have to leave the dog behind or give up the dog completely if I fully owned a dog. With fostering, I don't have to commit to 10 years + with a dog and I still get to do almost everything I want to do, and probably more. With fostering a dogs, I would be able to work with many different breeds for training and figure out how to help different problems and situations. I would also gain more experience with disabled dogs (because who doesn't love them?), different aged dogs (young adult, adult, senior), different personalities, and more. …show more content…
Pros:
- gain experience in different breeds, personalities, ages, training situations, disabled dogs, reactive dogs, and more.
- don't have to commit to a dog for a long peroid of time.
- the shelter pays for all the necessities (food, leash/collar, etc.) and vet bills. The few things we have to get are toys (which we have) and treats (which we have) and maybe a clicker and whistle.
- you get to save a life each time you
You always told me "nothing good comes easy, you have to work for it".
I have been thinking lately about how I wanted my own dog for over 3 years now. I have also been thinking about my future and where the dog would end up in 5 years when I go off to university. I've come to a conclusion and found that fostering dogs would be the best option for me. Since most universities don't accept pets, I would have to leave the dog behind or give up the dog completely if I fully owned a dog. With fostering, I don't have to commit to 10 years + with a dog and I still get to do almost everything I want to do, and probably more. With fostering a dogs, I would be able to work with many different breeds for training and figure out how to help different problems and situations. I would also gain more experience with disabled dogs (because who doesn't love them?), different aged dogs (young adult, adult, senior), different personalities, and more. …show more content…
Pros:
- gain experience in different breeds, personalities, ages, training situations, disabled dogs, reactive dogs, and more.
- don't have to commit to a dog for a long peroid of time.
- the shelter pays for all the necessities (food, leash/collar, etc.) and vet bills. The few things we have to get are toys (which we have) and treats (which we have) and maybe a clicker and whistle.
- you get to save a life each time you