If your parents are concerned about the furniture being clawed up, chewed up shoes, or any kind of destruction in the house, you can come up with a plan to tackle all of these things.

You can limit the damage by installing baby gates during training time.
You may also need to make sure that you have some extra space for your pet to play. This can be a basement, a den, or any safe and open space.
If they are concerned about the costs, assure them that you’ll have a separate pet fund made up of your own pocket money.
If they are concerned about the time it takes to look after a pet, give them full assurance that you’ll look after the pet at all times. Whether it’s feeding, cleaning up after their mess, or medical care.
If your family members are allergic to pet fur, you can suggest some hypoallergenic pet breeds.

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