Friday, 3 April 2009

Pets vs Floors

By Rio Calven

Do you have pets in your house? Maybe a dog? How about a cat? Pure breed? Whatever they might be, pets are another risk for your floor, especially those that walk and have four feet. Little inconsistencies like these will surely stack up and come back to bite you one day. And although it would be your budget that will be affected in the end, the floor will be the first to receive the full brunt of having your pets and your floor together.

Pets are, arguably, one of the best things in life for most home owners. They give companionship for those lonely days, the provide comfort when you need it, and they can give you what you sometimes think you need.

Pets share the burden of loneliness, and this is a big deal. Pets can be family too, and are treated as such by some home owners.

But they lack the required intelligence to properly take care of your home. Their little actions may or may not lead to the slow destruction of your floor. Training and habit-forming is one way to ensure that your pets and your floor can intermingle without the other suffering for it. Pets can be trained to prevent the ensuing destruction of your floor.

Most than often, cats and dogs would have a good time going in and out of the house for the most part of the day. They might have gone into the front lawn to catch up with the sun, get a good tan from it, smell the scent of freshly cut grass, might have taken a bath, or just for plain fun and for a bit of some uncontested and unhindered rough housing. You could also say that its the only place for them to take care of their "personal" business.

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