When Deng Jie first intended to buy a pet, she had inquired her friends, colleagues, and relatives. Everyone recommended different pets based on their own experiences. There was nothing wrong with these suggestions, it’s just that they hadn’t taken into account Deng Jie's actual situation.
There was no universal principle, nor was there any pet that could meet the needs of absolutely everyone — not even the ever-popular Ragdoll kittens. Selecting a pet should be based on one’s own preferences and situations, instead of following others’ choices recklessly. If a person bought a pet that was not his or her favorite, then the trouble it brought would outweigh the fun, and it would be abandoned or given away by the owner in the end.
