Some dog lovers can go overboard in their love for their pets. While the majority of pet owners are responsible and make sure to provide their furry friends with the best possible care, there are those whose love for their dogs can take on an obsessive quality.

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These people can end up making their lives revolve around their pets, and in some cases, may even be putting their own lives on hold for them.

There is another type of pet owner who has been dubbed the “trust fund” dog lover. These are the people who are willing to spend enormous amounts of money on their pets, buying them luxury items and treating them like royalty.

These people often have the means to do so, as they are often wealthy and have trust funds in place to pay for their pet’s extravagant expenses.

Trust fund dogs refer to dogs that are financially supported by a trust fund set up for their care and well-being. These trust funds are typically established by the dog's owner or the owner's family.

The money in the trust fund can be used for the dog's living expenses, such as food, veterinary care, and grooming. Trust funds can also be used to pay for a dog's end-of-life expenses, such as cremation or burial.

Some trust funds also provide for the care of the dog in the event that the owner is no longer able to care for the dog. Trust funds for dogs can be set up in different ways, such as through a will, a living trust, or a special-purpose trust.

The trust fund can be managed by a trustee who is responsible for overseeing the distribution of funds for the dog's care. Trust funds can be set up with specific instructions or guidelines on how the money should be used for the dog's benefit.

The amount of money placed in a trust fund can vary greatly, depending on the owner's wishes and financial resources. Trust fund dogs are usually associated with wealthy owners or celebrities, but anyone can set up a trust fund for their dog.

It's worth noting that trust funds for pets are not that common, and the majority of pet owners don't have such arrangements. It's also important to consider the fact that if the owner dies and there's no one to take care of the dog, the trust fund will not be able to provide for a dog's emotional needs. It's always better to have a plan for the dog's future and to have someone who can take care of them.