The Pet class constructor has a self parameter and three additional parameters: age, breed, and type. Input values age$1,$ breed$1,$ type$1,$ age$2,$ breed$2,$ and type$2$ are read representing the information of two pets. Instantiate two new instances of Pet by completing the following tasks:

Assign pet$1$ with an instance of Pet with age$1$ as age, breed$1$ as breed, and type$1$ as type.

Assign pet$2$ with an instance of Pet with age$2$ as age, breed$2$ as breed, and type$2$ as type.

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Ex: If the input is:

$7$

Doberman

dog

$17$

Bulldog

cat

then the output is:

pet$1$ data: $7$ months old, Doberman, dog

class Pet:

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$,$ age, breed, type$)$:

self.age $=$ age

self.breed $=$ breed

self.type $=$ type

age$1=$ int$($input$())$

breed$1=$ input$()$

type$1=$ input$()$

age$2=$ int$($input$())$

breed$2=$ input$()$

type$2=$ input$()$

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print$($f$\text{'}$pet$1$ data: $\{$pet$1.$age$\}$ months old, $\{$pet$1.$breed$\},\{$pet$1.$type$\}\text{'})$

print$($f$\text{'}$pet$2$ data: $\{$pet$2.$age$\}$ months old, $\{$pet$2.$breed$\},\{$pet$2.$type$\}\text{'})$t$2$ data: $17$ months old, Bulldog, cat