pets

Many people keep dogs, cats, rabbits, gerbils, hamsters, birds, farm animals, or reptiles {pets} in or near their houses for protection, companionship, mice and rat catching, play, or to give and receive affection. Pets are similar to small children but typically require less responsibility, time, money, and space. Pets can irritate neighbors by barking or meowing, defecating, fighting, destroying property, and trespassing. Pets can irritate their owners by disobeying or destroying property. Pets can make homes dirtier and more crowded.

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