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प्रश्न
Dog; Man's Best Friend.
Prepare a paragraph of counterviews on the given topic. Use the following viewpoints to express your counterviews:
Viewpoints:
- Friendly and playful
- Safeguard our homes.
- Stress busters.
- Honest and faithful to their masters.
- Create liveliness in the family.
- Add your own points.
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उत्तर
Counterviews of Dog; Man's Best Friend
Dogs are generally considered to be man's best friend, yet there are various arguments against this belief. First, not all dogs are friendly and playful. Some breeds can be aggressive or territorial, posing a potential threat to strangers or even members of the household. Additionally, dogs occasionally ruin our homes by digging up the yard or chewing on the furnishings. Our stress levels can occasionally increase because of the responsibility of taking care of a dog, including feeding, grooming, and exercise. While they can be trained to behave, it is important to acknowledge that not all dogs automatically safeguard our homes. Lastly, The need for attention, exercise, and regular walks can be challenging for families with busy schedules or limited resources. Considering these counterviews alongside the positive aspects of having a dog as a pet is important.
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