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with pets by Rebecca Pedlow | 1 2 3 continued from page 2 how do your
living companions feel about pets? Still another point you might want to consider is how an animal reacts to kids. If you're regularly visited by small children, already have ones of your own, or foresee their presence in the future, you should know that some animals get easily spooked by the whirlwind of energy and high-pitched noises that junior can generate. If you're hoping to have a home that's both pet- and child-friendly, make sure you choose a placid animal that will be safe around the kids. do you have
the spare cash? o o o After saying all this, I wouldn't give up my two girls for anything in the world. Nothing beats a pet balled up on your feet on a cold night, or the wake up call of your cat's purrs as she settles next to you in bed. With a little bit of forethought and planning, you can ensure that you and your pet become the happiest of roommates. o Rebecca Pedlow is a process engineer living in Fremantle WA, Australia. She shares a house with her fiancé and two elderly felines. When not working she enjoys reading, home improvement projects and running.
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