You might have heard that being a pet dog owner is a huge responsibility and you must think it through before getting one. Well, it’s true. Not for the responsibilities you have towards the pet dog but the crazy ride it takes you on after it enters your life, YOU MUST THINK IT THROUGH!
Now you all must be thinking I am one of those pet dog owners who start regretting their decision of bringing a dog home and is trying to take the joy of having a forever companion away from you guys.
I am most certainly not.
Being a pet dog owner, I can vouch for the fact that it is the most amazing journey you can ever have in bringing up an adorable puppy.
BUT, there’s always a but.
Besides all the fun weekends, the late night cuddles and play sessions you both are going to have, chances are that dog will drive you crazy with his quirks and you would be able to do nothing about it!
So here I am illustrating what it is like to be a full-time parent to a goofy fur-ball and how he might sometimes make my life hell through this amazing poster series:
#1. Your Dog Makes You One Hell Of A Morning Person
#2. You Can’t Have Your Food To Yourself Ever!
#2. You Can’t Have Your Food To Yourself Ever!
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#3. Your Stuff Is Not Your Stuff Anymore
#4. Whenever You Sit Down To Do Serious Work, There It Is
#5. Compromise Is Now What Your Life Is All About
#6. There’s No Concept Of Privacy Anymore
#7. But You Ain’t Never Gonna Regret Being A Pet Dog Owner Ever!
After looking at this poster series I am sure you know the things you have to let go once you get a dog: the concept of personal space, your food and clothes (even footwear) and also your freedom.
But for all these collateral damages, the one advantage that you have, among many others, by having a wonderful dog is you will never be alone. There will always be somebody who has your back!
Design Credits: Rishabh Patel
Sources: Cosmopolitan, Huffington Post, MNN.com
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