buy a dog and bark oneself: meaning & examples
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Meanings:
- A proverbial admonition that warns a purchaser or newcomer that acquiring something often entails assuming its attendant duties and responsibilities oneself.
- To incur or accept the burdens and tasks that accompany owning, hiring, or engaging something rather than expecting others to perform them.
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