dogs adoption
What's wrong with using the term "adoption or to adopt" with the dogs?
I notice that for some reason Dog section some people have a problem with saying that it has adopted a dog? What is that? What is the objection? Just curious.
Absolutely nothing. This term is used correctly with inanimate objects and with people. a dopt ⋅ / ədɒpt / Show Spelled Pronunciation [UH-dopt]-verb (used with object) 1. to choose or take as their own, do the same by the selection and adoption: adopt a nickname. 2. to take and after (the son of other parents) as a child of their own, specifically for a formal legal act. 3. to take or receive any new relationship: a person making as protected. 4. to select a basic textbook or required or a series of textbooks in a course. 5. to vote to accept: The House adopted the report. 6. to accept or act in accordance with the plan (a, principle, etc.). If you can take a text book or report, there is absolutely no reason you can not adopt a dog. His use is much older than the crowd AR, and is commonly used to distinguish between rescued dogs and dogs purchased from breeders or pet stores. I "The use of rescue when you have rescued a dog. Usually someone has rescued, and I just take them. If money changes hands or not is irrelevant – people pay to adopt children, too. I do not intend to dispose of a perfectly good word just because someone abused to humanize your dog, or someone else is hypersensitive.
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