What’s more powerful than the lure of digital devices? Kids, meet Bourbon
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{"The writer remembers getting a German shepherd puppy when he was eight.","He says every child should have a dog like his childhood pet Timber.","Recently he saw a rainbow while driving, but his teenage and young sons stayed glued to their devices.","He suggests a dog named Bourbon could draw kids away from screens and into the real world."}
Why it matters
{"Having a pet can encourage children to spend less time on phones and more time outdoors.","This can improve their health and social skills."}
- What does the writer say every child needs?
- He says every child needs a dog.
- What did the writer see while driving?
- He saw a full rainbow across the sky.
- What is Bourbon?
- Bourbon is a dog that the writer suggests can help kids look away from screens.
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All outlets present the story in the same way, focusing on the writer's personal memory and the idea that a dog can help kids detach from devices.
