6 reasons to adopt a black viral cat

 6 reasons to adopt a black viral cat

Tracy Wilkins

Animal adoption is much more than an act of love: it is also a way to save the lives of countless pets who have been abandoned and are looking for a family. There are dogs of all kinds and for all tastes, but one that always draws attention is the black mongrel dog. The dark coat gives a mysterious air to the little dog and we never quite know what to expect from him, but one thing isfor sure: those who decide to adopt a black mongrel dog don't regret it. Here are 6 reasons to give a black puppy without a defined breed (SRD) a chance!

1) The black mongrel has as much love to offer as any other doggie

Some dog breeds are more affectionate than others, but when it comes to a mutt, everything is a bit unpredictable. Well, almost everything, right? The truth is that almost every mutt (black, mostly) tends to be quite needy. These little dogs make a point of showing all the love and gratitude they feel for their family whenever they can, so there will never be a lack of affection and affection in their lives.Ah, that goes for other color combinations too, like the black and white mongrel.

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2) The personality of the black mongrel dog is often charming

Of course, you can't say for sure what a black mongrel's personality will be like, but these dogs have everything it takes to be affectionate, loyal and great companions to humans. Like most abandoned animals, the black mongrel dog knows what it's like to feel rejection in the flesh, so he feels very grateful when he is welcomed by a new family. The way he has ofto demonstrate this is by bringing a lot of joy into the house and being by your side for whatever comes and goes!

3) Black mongrel dog has a hard time finding a home

Unfortunately, the black mongrel is one of the least sought-after dogs to be adopted, which makes the task of finding a home for these puppies even more difficult. There are several theories that try to explain why black dogs (mongrel or not) are more rejected at the time of adoption. One of them is based on the Big Black Dog Syndrome (SGCP), which starts from the idea that animals with dark hair are more likely to be adopted.This is nothing more than a superstition without scientific basis (and even prejudiced), but it is something that ends up influencing the choice of guardians who want to adopt a puppy. It is important to demystify this idea. How about opening your heart to a mongrel dog with a black coat?

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4) The black mongrel puppy will change your life for the better

As cliché as it may sound, this is the purest truth. Whenever we open the doors of our home to a black mongrel puppy, life becomes more beautiful, fun and joyful. Dogs usually have this ability to make any place a better place, and with mongrels this is even more evident. They fill the environment with a lot of energy and it is practically impossible not to feel like a mongrel.Not to mention that you end up changing his life for the better too, right? After all, you'll be saving the life of a little dog that could continue to suffer on the streets and never find a home.

5) Adopting a black mongrel dog (puppy or adult) costs nothing!

If you've always dreamed of having a puppy, but can't afford to buy a purebred dog, here's a tip: adopting a black mongrel dog is totally free! You still save the life of an abandoned pet and get an amazing companion. But even though the adoption process is free, it's important to have a financial plan to buy essential things for the pet, such asThese are some of the responsibilities that come with every puppy, and with the black mongrel dog (puppy or adult) it is no different.

6) The black mongrel is a friend you'll have for the rest of your life

When a black mongrel dog comes into your life, it's forever. He will be with you in joy and sorrow, in health and sickness, in wealth and poverty. That's why you need to accept him with an open heart too. Dogs don't have the full capacity to understand us, not least because their cognitive abilities are more limited, but they try. Canine language, in fact, isvery rich and if you know how to interpret the signs, you will create a beautiful relationship of friendship and complicity with your little dog. The love of a black mongrel is, without a doubt, one of the purest forms of love.

Tracy Wilkins

Jeremy Cruz is a passionate animal lover and dedicated pet parent. With a background in veterinary medicine, Jeremy has spent years working alongside veterinarians, gaining invaluable knowledge and experience in caring for dogs and cats. His genuine love for animals and commitment to their well-being led him to create the blog Everything you need to know about dogs and cats, where he shares expert advice from veterinarians, owners, and respected experts in the field, including Tracy Wilkins. By combining his expertise in veterinary medicine with insights from other respected professionals, Jeremy aims to provide a comprehensive resource for pet owners, helping them understand and address their beloved pets' needs. Whether it's training tips, health advice, or simply spreading awareness about animal welfare, Jeremy's blog has become a go-to source for pet enthusiasts seeking reliable and compassionate information. Through his writing, Jeremy hopes to inspire others to become more responsible pet owners and create a world where all animals receive the love, care, and respect they deserve.