What gives you the biggest feeling after keeping a pet?

My biggest feeling after keeping a pet is the sense of responsibility. Keeping a pet is not only to meet your own needs, but also a commitment and responsibility to life.

First of all, keeping pets takes time and energy. Pets need regular feeding, bathing, walking dogs, etc. All these require the patience and care of the owner. Sometimes, pets get sick or injured, which requires the attention and care of their owners. Once on a business trip, I had to put my dog at a friend's house. When I came back, I found it lost a lot of weight. I am very distressed. This made me realize that keeping a pet is not an easy task, and it takes a lot of energy and time.

Secondly, keeping pets requires economic responsibility. In addition to food, medical care and other expenses, we should also consider the life of pets. The life span of a pet is generally around 10 years, which means that you need to pay for its life in this 10 year. In addition, with the growth of pets, its cost will gradually increase. For example, dogs need to buy dog food, kennel, dog toys and so on. And cats need to buy cat litter, cat food, cat climbing frames, etc. These are all economic responsibilities that pets must bear.

Third, keeping pets requires legal responsibility. In the process of keeping pets, we need to abide by relevant laws and regulations, such as applying for a dog license and vaccinating. In addition, we also need to respect the rights and interests of others, and don't let pets cause harm to others. When I was walking my dog in the park, I saw someone scared by my dog. I immediately went forward to apologize and explain the situation so as not to cause unnecessary disputes. This made me realize that keeping a pet is not only an individual behavior, but also a social responsibility.

Finally, keeping a pet taught me to care and tolerate. During my days with pets, I gradually understood their needs and feelings. I began to care about their health, pay attention to their emotional changes, and try to meet their needs. At the same time, I also learned to tolerate their small shortcomings and mistakes. Pets are like children, they can be naughty sometimes, but as long as we educate them with our heart, they will know how to be grateful and return.

In a word, the biggest feeling brought to me by keeping pets is the sense of responsibility. Keeping a pet is not only to meet your own needs, but also a commitment and responsibility to life. In the days when I get along with pets, I have learned to care and tolerate, and I cherish the time with them more.