When a family adopts or brings a dog into their home, they take on the responsibility of caring for the dog's physical and emotional needs. It also involves training and socializing the dog to ensure it is well-behaved and can interact with humans and other animals safely and appropriately. Because caring for a dog requires the cooperation and effort of all family members, it's common to refer to the dog as "our dog" rather than "my dog." This emphasizes shared responsibility and helps to reinforce the idea that everyone in the family is responsible for the dog's well-being. Additionally, referring to a dog as "our dog" can help reinforce the idea that the dog is a valued family member with its own unique personality and characteristics.

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