Having a dog at home believes it's easy for most, but can you imagine what it's like to have a dog at school? I'm going to tell you something funny about what I've been up against lately, but I really want to say something about this little friend.
In college, it was difficult to get a monthly living allowance with the help of the parents, saving money to buy a golden hair, because the university is the only one who can raise a dog, and in elementary school he wants to have a dog when he has an only child. In junior high school, the family should not be allowed to live without a pet dog. The family has become financially better off in high school. The family has adopted a stray dog, and the family has delayed their studies for having given a prize to an uncle who has raised fish in the country.
By the time you buy a golden hair when you don't care about your family, the students say that the dog is too noisy to stay in the dorm, that he'll destroy the living things, that he'll put a dog's nest outside the dormitory, and that he'll be criticized by school leaders for not having a dog.
It's hard to have a dog until I'm about to start a family.
It's not easy to have a dog, we're all busy, we can't afford to spend time with the dog, and the dog just wants you to stay with him.
So no matter what we do, we can all do it without our own interests, and it is important to proceed on the basis of reality, so that what comes out of it makes sense, not by doing it alone.