How Have Robotic Pets Changed Over Time

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can you imagine a world with robotic pets instead of your fuzzy live pets. Sure there won’t be any animals digging at your yard, but there won’t be any companion any true love. Instead of a beating heart robotic pets has cold wires running through it’s body. Imagine you had a hard time emotionally and a cold stiff robotic pet comes up to you or you can have a live fluffy pet nudge at you and take your mind off it. Pet ownership has changed over time however I don’t think that robotic pets will ever take the place of a live pet. In ancient times having exotic pets meant you had a lot of power people of the era would have anything between a crocodile to an elephant. I think they would have liked the idea of smaller pets like guinea pigs because they’re cute and fuzzy. In the medieval times people in Japan would catch and cage fireflies. If they had a mammal to cuddle up with and have wake them up every morning they would have thought it was cooler than some bugs.In the reasonant in the paintings they had painted of them their favorite pet would be in it. If only they had cameras it would be so much more helpful. In colonial america they would share their house with birds and squirrels. Like we have caged birds today like a parakeet or my favorite bird the …show more content…

Robotic pets are not as affectionate as real animals are. Robots are creepy because they just stand there till you want it to do something. If you 're being attacked or robbed a real dog will help defend you and a robotic dog will not do as much at all. It 'll just give away your hiding spot and that ends up with you losing everything. And their barks show no emotion like a real dog you can tell if it 's happy or not by the sound it makes. The robotic dogs just bark monotonously until you just turn it off. Robot dogs make you cold if they try to get up close to you, real dogs make you warm. And on a cold winter night there 's nothing better than getting under a blanket with a dog, it heats you up like a

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