First: it is ok to keep a dog, but be kind to the dog, speak softly to the dog, don't beat and scold the dog, don't lose your temper with the dog, and don't take it out on the dog.
Second: don't provoke dogs, dogs will bite.
Third: clean up the dog's excrement every day, feed the dog and walk the dog by herself, so that she can understand that she is raising it, not her parents.
Fourth: keeping a dog can't affect your academic performance. After finishing your homework every day, you can play with the dog only if your homework is all right. You can't play with things.
Fifth: if the dog is ill, we should use pocket money to treat the dog.
Sixth, in violation of the above regulations, you will be punished accordingly-you will lose your temper and beat and scold the dog, and you will be banned from contacting the dog for one day. If the situation is serious, you can give the dog to a good-natured classmate for a week, when you learn to talk to the dog well, and when you want the dog back.
If your grades drop after raising a dog, temporarily raise a dog for your classmates with good grades, and then study quietly without a dog. When will your grades improve and when will you get your dog back?
If she is found to have bought snacks or toys with pocket money for treating dogs, she can confiscate all the snacks or toys she bought and warn that a second dog will be given away.
It would be even more serious if she was found to be too lazy to clean up the dog's excrement, walk the dog and feed the dog. She should be severely punished: I'll give the dog away, and I won't want it back, and the dog will never be with you, so no more dogs are allowed from now on.
In addition, buy a smaller dog with a gentle temper.
Dogs must drive away insects and have injections.
And instill the correct concept in children, so that children can understand that you can't get tired of playing with dogs and can't heat them for three minutes.