Pet ownership has crossed a line and dogs should not be in the workplace.

“I am a pet owner who believes that pet ownership has gone too far and we've crossed the line. Mhm. Yep. If you can't trust your dog to be at home all day, you shouldn't have a dog.”

Sebastian Maniscalco feels that pet ownership has become excessive and over-integrated into public spaces.

“but the the dogs and the restaurants and the grocery stores and the planes and the hotels, it's like it's Planet of the Apes, but it's Planet of the Dogs. They've taken over.”

Dogs serve as a constant source of companionship that can help a person avoid poor lifestyle choices.

“I feel like if I had a dog when I was starting out in comedy, I I would have been more disciplined. I would have been coming home instead of staying out all night.”

Owning a dog provides consistent love and friendship that can improve a person's life.

“People that don't have them, I feel bad for them. Like you're missing a lot of love in your life. Especially like people that live alone, you know? It's like you always have a friend.”

Owning pets is a significant, costly, and often unpleasant responsibility that involves dealing with unglamorous medical issues and behavioral problems.

“Pets, they're cute, they're cuddly, they're fun, sure. But nobody wants to talk about what pets actually need. Money for vet bills, leaky anal glands.”

He claims getting a dog is a relationship trap that commits the owner to long-term care.

“it was between the the ring and the dog and she really wants the ring but I thought that would like I thought he would buy me a little bit of time a whole dog's life yeah 14 years dog like that I thought that would like save it but now it's like that was a girl trap dude that was a girl trap”