Animals and pets are great for autism people. They make them mostly marveled to see, listen, and learn about them. But they are totally two different things for autistic people. Let me explain.

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Pets should be a companion for autistic people even if they do or don't have siblings or friends. A pet helps them keep them at ease and at peace so that they at least have something to talk to or have for as company.

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The best pets for autistic people are dogs, cats, and fish. Fish are not to much work and don't take up too much space. Dogs and cats usually make more company though, but they can be a bit of work to take care of.

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Animals are what only autistic people can see on TV, in the wild, and at zoos. Autistic people usually like to learn about regular animals, because there's something about them that makes them curious. Plus there's something about the autism within people that makes them curious.

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But when going to a zoo or in the wild don't go near a wild animal, unless if it's in its cage or preserve of some sorts under human control.