Visit our Circulation department for print subscription information. Older people interested in pet ownership should consider several things before selecting a pet, according to local pet adoption agency spokesmen. Consider the benefits, expenses Older people interested in pet ownership should consider several things before selecting a pet, according to local pet adoption agency spokesmen. Choose a pet that likely will enjoy the same things. Small dogs could more easily get underfoot and cause someone to trip and fall.
Some dogs require more grooming than others.
Long-haired dogs can be groomed to have shorter hair. Once canines pass these criteria, consider their personalities and temperaments. Look at two or three dogs before deciding on one. Select a dog that is interested in you and will come and solicit your attention. Cats may be a good consideration for people who are elderly.