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You could also say "... owning a pet"

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This is why I think some people make so close connections with pets.

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I only changed the “but” to “however” to add more variety to your transitions (but it makes sense so it’s optional :)

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It's a subject I don't have much to say about because I'm not the person who likes to treat pets like humans but. I have pets so I understand that many people find in their pets a fellow, but I think they're different from humans, t. They lack reasoning and many other things that differentiate us from them.

Sentence is long so I divided it. I think you can say “many people find in their pets a fellow” but it kinda sounds weird and old fashioned (I’m American so I’m not sure about other dialects). I would more commonly hear something like “many people think their pets are their friends.”

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I don’t feel like the transition phrase “in this way” fits here. Also “someone human” doesn’t make sense because they are both nouns. You can say “some human/a human/someone.”

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This is why I think some people make souch close connections with pets.

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For titles specifically, most words in a sentence are capitalized. (Except for words like prepositions or conjunctions—"of", "and", "but", "for", etc. This is UNLESS they are at the beginning of the sentence! In those cases, even words like those are capitalized in a title.

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"It's" can work, but "This is" sounds more natural here.

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Excellent use of the hyphens ( - ) with side-by-side!

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