Pets are a significant commitment, but there are countless perks to becoming a pet parent. The trick is finding the pet that’s most compatible with your lifestyle and living space. So, here’s what to consider when thinking about your new furry (or scaly or feathery) companion.
How to Make Space for Your New Pet
Your living space and property will greatly determine what type of pet you can realistically accommodate. If you’re adopting a dog, for instance, it’ll help to have a backyard where they can exercise, and it’s even better if your backyard is fenced in. If you need to build a fence, carefully consider the costs, which will depend on the size of the fence and which type of wood you use. For example, a wood like pine will cost $2 to $3 per six feet, while a tropical hardwood will be much pricier at $8 to $15.
Your lifestyle is also a factor. If you know you’re not home often, you will want a pet that is a bit more independent. But you’ll also want to make care arrangements for when you’re out of town
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