Speaking part 3-PETS by Linh Linh

What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of keeping pets?

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Do you think that dangerous animals should be kept as pets?

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What can children learn from looking after pets?

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Do you think it will be popular for people to keep pets in the future?

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Do you think zoos are a good idea? How can we protect endangered animals in zoo?

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Will zoo continues to be important in the future?

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Disadvantages of keep a pet

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high financial costs -food, water and medical care are not cheap
Takes a lot of time to take care -especially dogs, When they really need attention and care from their owners, to cuddle or take them for a walk
Damage to property -ALL pets Every pet will damage something in the house at least once, no matter how well-behaved it is

The advantages of keeping a pet:

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Keeping a pet can improved mental health and reduce stress because pets are emotional animals, they can know when you sad are when you happy. Athough they can't speak but they have some actions to comfort you
Pets bring you a sense of security. If you have a big dog, example you are attacted by someone, it can protect you by their bites
Emotional support- pets provide unconditional love and companionship, reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation

7.Will zoos continue to be important in the future?

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YES, because habitats are increasingly threatened and many species are facing extinction, zoos play a critical role in conservation efforts by reduce endangered species. In addition, zoo provides opportunities for people to see and learn about a wide variety of animals ,which can inspire a lifelong interest in conservation and environmental stewardship.As long as zoos continue to evolve and adapt to changing societal values and conservation needs, they are likely to remain important institutions in the future.