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The begging usually starts around age six. "Can we PLEASE get a dog?" Kids and pets go together like peanut butter and jelly — and like that sandwich, it's a little messier than the picture on the box.

Here's where we gather the real stuff about kids and pets. Choosing a first animal that matches your family's energy and schedule. Teaching little ones to be gentle. Splitting the chores so the novelty doesn't wear off in a week. And helping a child through the hard goodbye when a pet's life ends. The parents we hear from will tell you a pet teaches responsibility and empathy in ways no lecture ever could — fur on the couch and all.

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