Some people think that keeping pets is good for children while others think it is dangerous and unhealthy for them?

Some individuals support keeping

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around young

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as they think it is beneficial while others oppose the idea citing pet-related injuries and fatalities in recent times. In

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essay, I shall argue that dangers that stem from young

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having

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are overemphasised, sometimes even exaggerated, and

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receive substantive psychological benefits from having

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. To commence with, most parents allow common and friendly

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like cats, dogs and birds as their

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's companions and the number of strange

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like snakes, spiders, apes, etc. are very rare.

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unfamiliar

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, which are a bit wild in nature, have been reported to hurt some

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.

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,

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incidents are so rare that they are negligible.

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is because the overwhelming majority of

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have non-lethal

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like cats, dogs, fish, rodents and rabbits.

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, recent statistical data reveals that 93% of

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own non-lethal and friendly

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that have almost zero per cent chance of harming or hurting

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. So, I believe that

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are not a physical danger to

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. To shed some light on the positivity of letting

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have

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, I can think of many.

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the most important of them is the favourable effects it has on

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's psychology and growth. Young pet owners frequently empathise with their

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and perform a diverse range of activities to maintain their well-being. The Cambridge Developmental Psychology Unit found that

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who had grown up with

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were 30% less likely to bully others and to resolve conflicts through aggression.

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are

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conducive for young

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's mental growth and they get involved in interesting activities with them that help them realise empathy more deeply. So it is undeniable that a child’s pro-sociality and mental health can be improved through exposure to

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. In conclusion, letting young

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possess and interact with friendly

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have important benefits. It is not a threat to

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and their health, rather beneficial to nurture some important good qualities in them. So, it is expected that parents who wish to have

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for their

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would consider those benefits and

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select one of the common and friendly

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for their

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.