We can learn from experiences of pet loss that _________.
A)it is the object, not the relationship, that is really central in appreciating loss
B)bereavement will usually not be affected by the way the loss occurred
C)when a child's dog dies, a new animal should be promptly provided
D)people are typically relieved when they no longer have to bear the burden of caring for a pet
E)the circumstances of the survivor are critical

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The circumstances of the survivor are critical in understanding and appreciating the loss of a pet. This acknowledges that the impact of pet loss is deeply personal and varies significantly depending on the individual's emotional connection, life situation, and coping mechanisms. Choices A, B, C, and D do not accurately reflect the complexities of grief related to pet loss.

We Can Learn from Experiences of Pet Loss That _________