Young people tend to have personal interests and hobbies in keeping pets. No matter whether they keep cats or dogs, they are free to choose. They choose different lifestyles according to their economic income conditions, and it is not convenient for others to interfere too much. Young people keep pets in addition to their personal hobbies, which is a manifestation of love. They just want to get more happiness and companionship, relieve the pressure and loneliness brought by study and work, and let the spiritual level relax and let go. I think as long as you are persistent and willing to work hard and don't abandon it at will, these are understandable. In fact, keeping pets is not easy. It will bring happiness to life, but it will also increase certain economic and mental burdens. Although most of them adopt things, they don't need to invest too much, but they need to invest a lot of time and energy, and the impact on the living environment can not be ignored. I have personal experience in this respect. In a responsible manner, as a young person, if you want to keep a pet, you must first be mentally prepared to hold a sense of responsibility and responsibility. You should carefully consider whether it is suitable for keeping a pet according to your own economic and living conditions and time and energy. You should do what you can from a realistic perspective. If you have limited economic income and poor living conditions, and you need to study and work during the day, you don't have much time and energy to take care of pets. My suggestion is that it is best to give up and not support. Young people should still focus on their careers, otherwise they will be involved in personal energy and unable to concentrate, which will have an impact on their study and work. Only those who know the practice can be a hero.