Dogs Make Better Pets Than CatsI. Introduction OutlineA. Premise 1:1. Everyone loves pets.a. But what makes the best pet?b. Let�s face it: pets are expensive.2. So there are some things you need to consider before deciding what kind of pet you might like.a. Nothing to costly�so exotic animals are out.b. How about fish?�okay, they�re fine to look at, but that�s not really a pet, that�s more like a hobby.c. Hamsters?

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