The authors of a great book on adolescence called "Wildhood" say like, essentially, you know, in that case, with the case of dogs, often adolescence is a death sentence because if the dog misbehaves and the person gives up the dog, then they might wind up being euthanized through no fault of their own, because simply we have too many dogs, right?
Los autores del libro “Wildhood” sobre la adolescencia dicen básicamente, que en ese caso, para los perros, la adolescencia suele ser una condena de muerte porque si el perro se porta mal y la persona lo abandona, puede que acabe sometido a la eutanasia, sin tener ninguna culpa, solo porque hay demasiados perros ¿vale?