To help you find the best pet for you, here are some important points to consider:

1. Lifestyle
Free time: Do you have free time to devote to the pet? Dogs require a greater investment of time, while cats or small animals require less.

residence
Apartment or house with a yard?: If you live in a small apartment, a cat or small pet (like a rabbit or witch) might be more suitable. If you have a yard, a dog can be a good option.

3. Activity level
Do you like to be active?: If you like hiking and running, a dog might be a good companion. If you prefer to be at home, a cat or small animals may be more suitable.

4. Family and children
Do you have children?: You should choose friendly pets such as light breed dogs or calm cats that can handle children.
5. Allergies
Are there allergies in the house?: If there are allergies, hypoallergenic animals like a poodle can be a good option.
6. Budget
How much can you spend?: Pets need expenses for food, medical treatments and equipment. It is important to take this into account.

Recommendations by types
Dogs: excellent if you are looking for a loyal and loving friend, but require a lot of time and investment.
Cats: more independent, suitable for apartments, require less attention.
Rabbits: sociable animals, suitable for families, require relatively easy care.
Parrots: interactive animals, can talk, demand attention.
Reptiles: less interactive, require special care, suitable for people with a quiet lifestyle.
Summary
In order to choose the right pet, you should think about all the above parameters.