Contributed By: Anshika Pandey (Student Mass Comm Contributor)
- Pets are often known to bring calm to lives, if and only if trained well.
Let's jump onto a simple question: does keeping a pet really bring happiness?
The answer as I said is yes; if and only if trained well.
In this fast-paced world, these little bundles of joy remind us to slow down and cherish and appreciate the precious moments we have rather than just worrying and trying to fit in this new era where people are more likely to choose technologies for sparing their time instead of enjoying their own living beings.
Although having a pet is a wild ride, it can be fun too.
The unconditional love of a pet we get is priceless, and there's a saying that taking the current scenario, a pet may outshine humans in certain respects. Unlike many relations or companions we bump into in our lives, a pet love is something different and non-judgmental. They greet us whenever we come home. They offer comfort and companionship without anticipating anything back; there is a pure genuine love for us they carry in their hearts, which lifts our spirit and gives peace during the challenging and stressful times we go through. A pet can strengthen mental health and give a sense of purpose.
Relationships with humans sometimes can be complex and full of misunderstandings, which create chaos in our peaceful life itself.
People of all ages enjoy their companionship, and owning a pet is a rewarding experience, though you have to take care of them just as your own child since it comes with lots of responsibilities.
Commitment, care, love, and ensuring a safe environment are also necessary because pets depend on their owners for their well-being
In some cases, I have seen that people own a pet just to show off, or you can also say that they just want to appear trendy and socially accepted; however, they do not take their pets as seriously as they should, and these pets are far more than just status symbols.
They become part of our life and family, so they equally deserve all the love, care, and respect we can give.
Overall, owing a pet is a long-term commitment, and as a pet parent, you have to be responsible enough because you are their lifeline.