Review on Dono by Antonio Rojas

I was eager to test Dono because I do a lot of online shopping and because I have a pet. My feelings of disappointment and letdown were reinforced by my experience. Although Dono has a reputation as a paradise for animal enthusiasts, my visit there was more akin to competing in a marathon while wearing a broken shoe. Although they offered a wide variety of goods, the quality of those goods was poor. Neither the food nor the toys I got for my pet lasted very long. I felt as though I had squandered my money on low-quality merchandise. In addition, the Dono employees appeared more eager to sell me products than to advise me on which would be best for my pet. It was disappointing that they seemed uninterested in and ignorant about the goods they were selling. It was frustrating, like training for a marathon with a coach who doesn't care how you do. Not only is Dono expensive overall, but the delivery costs are ridiculous. In a sense, it felt like I was racing with a heavy pack on my back. Unfortunately, my overall impression of Dono was negative, and I won't be back. You may as well be running a race with no end in mind. I know how important it is to have high-quality goods and service as an athlete, and I'm sad to say that Dono failed in both regards.