What You Need To Know When Getting A Dog
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The next slides will guide you through all the factors you should consider, including one-time and ongoing costs to help you decide about getting a dog.
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The ability to spend time with a new puppy or kitten at home, and teaching our children how to raise a young pet was an added benefit.
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Although I love all kinds of pets, our experience has been primarily with dogs. We weren’t the only ones to get a dog in the first place.
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Getting a dog cannot be an impulsive purchase. When bringing home a puppy, you take care of another life for potentially 15 years or more.
Does A Dog Fit Into Your Lifestyle?
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Keep in mind that if two people work long hours every day, you will be spending a lot of money annually to exercise your dog.
Time, Patience, And Sacrifice
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Before you even bring home your dog, be aware of the cost requirements. It is one thing to plan for the upfront and ongoing costs.
Emergency Funds For Your Pet
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Dog ownership has a lot of responsibilities. Financial costs–one-time and ongoing–can be considerable.
The Finances: Upfront/One-Time Costs
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According to the American Pet Product Association (APPA), estimated spending of $99 billion on pet products in 2020.
Ongoing Annual Costs
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Many dog owners have insurance. According to the North American Pet Health Insurance Association, 85% of pets insured are dogs.
Is Pet Insurance Necessary?
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