Although raising a dog can bring people a lot of joy and companionship, it is not just about benefits. Today I’m going to talk to you about the “7 major disadvantages” of raising a dog. If you still want to raise a dog after reading these, it’s definitely true love!

< p>Slim your wallet

Raising a dog is not a cheap thing! Dog food, snacks, toys, vaccines, deworming, medical treatment... none of these are small expenses. Moreover, dogs also need regular bathing, grooming, and nail clipping. These expenses add up to a considerable sum. Therefore, you should carefully consider your wallet before getting a dog! After losing your freedom and raising a dog, you may never enjoy the freedom of being alone again. When traveling far away, you have to think about what to do with your dog; when gathering with friends, you also have to think about going home early to spend time with your dog. Even sometimes, when you want to take a nap, you will be woken up by the longing eyes and barking of the dog. Dog Sickness Costs Money Dogs can get sick just like people, and sometimes require surgery. Seeing them looking so sick makes me feel really distressed and anxious. Moreover, the cost of treating dogs is not low, and sometimes it is even more expensive than human treatment. Dogs love to bark. Some dogs love to bark, especially at night or early in the morning, making the neighbors restless. Not only could this affect your relationship with your neighbors, it could also lead to complaints. Decreased sleep quality: Dogs are good children who go to bed early and get up early. They start barking early in the morning, wanting you to take them out to play. Sometimes it won't stop at night, making it impossible for you to sleep well.

< p>There are "hairballs" everywhere in the house

After raising a dog, you will find that dog hair is everywhere in the house, on the sofa, on the bed, on the floor... Dog hair is literally everywhere. Sometimes even if you wear dark clothes, your hair will stick to your body, which is really frustrating. Dogs also have a lifespan, and they will be heartbroken when parting. Although the lifespan of dogs is much shorter than that of humans, this is also a reality that dog owners must face. After you have established a deep relationship with your dog, its passing will undoubtedly bring you great pain.