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My 4 Tips for Owning a Dog and Living with it Successfully

My 4 Tips for Owning a Dog and Living with it Successfully Having a dog is one of the best things you can do for your life. They are extremely loyal, intelligent, and loving animals that will make you feel happy and excited, and give you the best kind of company every day. If you have been thinking about getting a dog for yourself but are not sure if it’s the right decision, read on to find out more about owning a dog from my perspective. You don’t need to own a dog just because everyone has one. You need to own one because you have thought this through and know it’s what you want in your life. Dogs are wonderful but they come with responsibility - especially if you plan on bringing them home with you! Here’s my take on owning a dog… There are different types of dogs out there. Which one should you get? It’s best to get a dog that matches your lifestyle and fits your living conditions. Certain breeds can be more suitable for families, some love being around children, whereas others are...
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How To Choose A Puppy: 5 Steps to Take Into Account

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How To Choose A Puppy: 5 Steps to Take Into Account Image by kim_hester from Pixabay Picking the perfect puppy isn’t just about going to the pet store and picking one out of the bunch. There are a number of things you will need to think about first and foremost so that you don’t end up with a dog that doesn’t suit your household. In this blog post, we will take you through exactly what you need to consider before bringing home a new puppy. Puppies can be quite a big commitment, as well as an expensive one, so it’s important to make sure you’re taking all factors into account when making this decision. Below we list 5 steps that will help you choose your perfect pup. Know the Differences Between Breeds The first thing you need to do is determine what breed of dog you would like to have. Certain breeds will suit certain households better than others, as well as some, are more common in certain areas. The best way to go about this is to do some research on different breeds so that you hav...
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How To Teach Your Dog to Swim and Be Safe Around Water

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How To Teach Your Dog to Swim and Be Safe Around Water Photo by Blue Bird on Pexels Keeping a dog safe around water can be a challenge. Dogs love to run and chase, and that’s why it’s important for them to know how to swim or find their way back home if they ever fall into a body of water. There are some great benefits for dogs who know how to swim. It helps them get exercise without straining their joints and ligaments. It also gives them another outlet for their energy so they don’t destroy your house while you’re away at work or school. Remember that your pet will likely have more opportunities to swim in warm weather, so it’s good to prepare them now. Here are some tips on how to teach your dog to swim and keep them safe around water no matter what time of year! Finding a Shallow Area to Teach Your Dog to Swim Look for a river, lake, or beach where the water is calm and shallow. You don’t want to start in a place where the current is strong enough to sweep your dog away. Your dog w...
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How to Become a Professional Actor in the Dog-eat-Dog World of Hollywood

  How to Become a Professional Actor in the Dog-eat-Dog World of Hollywood Introduction It's a dog-eat-dog world out there, and the entertainment industry is no exception. The competition to become a professional actor is fierce, but you can learn how to stand out from the crowd by following these tips: Formal training. Formal training. The best way to get started in acting is to take classes and work with a coach. A good coach will help you identify what kind of roles work for your type, and then help you develop the skills necessary to land those roles. It's important that you find a coach who believes in your potential as an actor, but don't be afraid to shop around until you find someone whose style jives with yours! Getting an agent and manager: Once you've found an excellent coach, the next step is getting representation from a reputable talent agency or management company that can open doors for you in Hollywood—and who knows? Maybe one day they'll send your ...
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How to Make a Dog Walk in Front of You on a Leash

How to Make a Dog Walk in Front of You on a Leash Introduction When it comes to walking your dog, there are many ways in which you can teach them to walk on a leash. Some dogs are more likely than others to learn this behavior quickly and easily, but no matter what kind of dog you have, it's important that they know how to follow commands and respond appropriately when they're in a new situation. If your dog doesn't know how to walk in front of you yet—or even if they do but aren't responding well—there might be some things that can be done differently or better next time around! Here are some tips for getting started: Put a leash on your dog. Your leash should be the correct length for your dog. If you have a young pup who doesn't want to walk at all, use a shorter leash. If you have an older dog who walks well but is still strong enough to pull back on the leash and bark at people when he gets excited, go with a longer one. If your dog has been trained not to pull...
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How to Care for a New Puppy: 5 Best Tips for Training Your New Puppy

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The 5 Best Tips for Training Your New Puppy What’s better than a new baby in your life? A new puppy! Getting a new dog is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have as they are known to help with depression, loneliness and anxiety. However, caring for a new puppy isn’t always easy, especially if you’ve never had one before. They’re little balls of energy that like to chew on things they shouldn’t be chewing on and then hide those items somewhere you will never find them again. There are many things to consider when bringing home a new puppy; this article will go over some of the best tips for training your new puppy so that you can give them the best possible home from day one. Photo by Caio  on  pexels Acclimating your puppy to their new environment One of the first things you want to do to prepare for your new puppy is to acclimate them to their new environment. This means that you want to bring your puppy to their new home a few times before bringing them home for g...
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How to Train a Dog: 8 Tips and Tricks That Work on Rambunctious Puppies

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How to Train a Dog: 8 Tips and Tricks That Work on Rambunctious Puppies Introduction Welcome to the world of puppy training. You're going to learn a lot, and have a lot of fun! What's going on in your puppy's mind? Dogs are not born knowing how to behave, so you need to teach them what is acceptable and what is not. Dogs learn through association: if something happens after something else, they’ll learn that the two events are related. For example, if your puppy comes running over to you every time you give him some food and then he gets a treat when he comes over, he will think that coming to you means treats! Praise and rewards are also important in teaching your dog what behaviors are desired from him. For example, if he listens when called or sits whenever told and receives praise or treats as a reward for doing so, then this will encourage him to continue listening when called or sitting whenever told because it means he'll get something good out of it! Think about...
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How To Prepare Your Dog For The New Baby

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  How To Prepare Your Dog For The New Baby Having a new baby in the family can be an exciting time for everyone, especially your dog! Many dogs love children and are happy to see them being brought into the home. However, that doesn’t mean they know how to act around them. The arrival of a new human comes with many changes to the home and the routine. This can make your dog feel stressed and anxious. Dogs rely on routines and familiarity to feel safe, secure, and happy in their environment. When bringing home a new baby – or any new pet – it’s important to think about how this will affect your dog. In this blog post we give you some tips on how you can prepare your dog for the new baby before he or she arrives in order to reduce stress levels for both you and your pup. Plan Your Dog’s Time With The Baby When you bring a new baby into the home, the time you spend with your dog will naturally decrease. Many new parents worry that this will cause their dog to feel neglected and behave...
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How to feed your dog to be healthy

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 How to feed your dog to be healthy Introduction If you're reading this, you might have a dog that's extra special to you. I know it sounds cheesy, but dogs are members of the family, and like any other family member, they need care—including extra attention when it comes to food choices. Here we'll go over some general topics in feeding your dog so that they can have the longest lifespan possible while being as healthy as possible. *Task** Write three different blog post introductions! Apply the formula below to come up with an introduction for each section (below). You'll write one introduction for each of 3 article briefs provided above! And make sure to check out the tone for each section (below)! Go through sections and identify the key details from each section Write down those key details using language that matches the tone of writing required (informal/friendly, etc) Introduce all of those details by mentioning them in brief sentences in order (directly or ind...
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How to tell if your dog is getting enough

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 How to tell if your dog is getting enough Introduction Does your dog always seem to be hungry? Or, is he never really that interested in his food at all? The good news is that these signs aren't necessarily a cause for concern. To help you understand if your pup is getting the nutrients he needs, we spoke with Dr. Sarah Nold of the VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital and Dr. Dena Rook of Banfield Pet Hospital to get their take on what signs pet owners should watch out for when it comes to their dog's food intake. Read on to find out more about what you can do to ensure that your canine companion gets enough nourishment every day! Does your dog seem like she's always hungry? Or, is she never really that interested in her food? The good news is that these signs aren't necessarily a cause for concern. Does your dog seem like she's always hungry? Or, is she never really that interested in her food? The good news is that these signs aren't necessarily a cause for c...
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How to Train Your Dog: 5 Secrets for Successful Training of Your Dog at Home

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  How to Train Your Dog: 5 Secrets for Successful Training of Your Dog at Home When it comes to dog training, it’s not always obvious what the right course of action is. Depending on your dog, their individual personality and your own personal preferences, there are an almost infinite number of ways in which you can go about training them. Training your dog from an early age is imperative if you want to help prevent behavioral issues from developing in the future. Thankfully, with a bit of time and patience, you can train your dog at home and avoid the negative aspects that come with leaving them unsupervised throughout their first few months as part of your family. Read on for our top 5 tips for effective dog training at home! Be consistent and patient when training your dog at home One of the most important things to remember when training your dog at home is that consistency is key. Your dog will appreciate having a set routine, and will be better equipped to handle the challeng...
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How to Housebreak Your Fresh New Pembroke Welsh Corgi

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How to Housebreak Your Fresh New Pembroke Welsh Corgi Keeping your Pembroke Welsh Corgi house-trained is among the most challenging aspects of owning this breed. If you’re considering bringing home a new cuddly friend, it’s important to know from the outset that training a new puppy, no matter what breed, requires time and patience. Corgi puppies are high energy and full of mischief. They will test your limits as their owner with their stubborn attitude and avoidance of any commands or instructions. However, these independent little critters grow into affectionate and loyal adults with a unique voice and ability to charm everyone they meet. Housebreaking your Pembroke Welsh Corgi takes time and consistency from both partners in this relationship. These tips will help ease the transition from an indoor-only pet to one that’s willing to participate in rain, sleet or snow. Start By Finding The Right Place For Peeing And Pooping Remember that puppies aren’t born with the same appreciation ...
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How to train a dog to defecate at a designated place

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 How to train a dog to defecate at a designated place Introduction When you welcome a new puppy into your home, one of the first challenges you face is toilet training. You can teach your dog to go to the toilet in his own designated spot, but it needs persistence and patience. Here are some tips: First of all, you need to select the location where you want your dog to defecate. First of all, you need to select the location where you want your dog to defecate. It should be easily accessible in order to make it easy for them to go there. The location should also be visible so that your dog can have an idea of what he is supposed to do. As soon as your puppy starts eliminating, say the word/phrase you have chosen (e.g. potty) immediately. When your puppy starts eliminating, say the word/phrase you have chosen (e.g. potty) immediately. Your dog will associate the word with the action. It will learn that whenever it hears this word, it needs to eliminate in a certain place and at a cer...
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How to Care for a Silver Fox Dog

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How to Care for a Silver Fox Dog Photo by Nikola Čedíková on pexels A silver fox is a breed of dog that has a coat that is primarily white with patches of black, brown, and gray. Because the silver fox breed has hair and not fur, it’s important to take special care when maintaining their coats. To help you learn more about how to care for a silver fox dog, we explain here everything you need to know about caring for this beautiful breed of dog. If you are considering adopting a silver fox or are curious about whether this breed would be right for you and your family, read on to discover everything you need to know about these unique animals. What to Know Before Adopting a Silver Fox Dog There are several things you should know before you decide to adopt a silver fox dog. First, the silver fox is not a breed of dog, but a color variation that is also seen in other breeds. Next, this breed is not recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). The silver fox is not as common in the dog wor...
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How to Curb Unwanted Dog Behaviors

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 How to Curb Unwanted Dog Behaviors Introduction Owning a dog is one of the biggest joys in life, but with that privilege comes a lot of responsibility. You're not only responsible for feeding, walking, and playing with your pup—you're also responsible for their behavior. Just like human children, dogs are all different. Some are introverted and shy while others are outgoing and rambunctious. And some—well, let's just say those mischievous mutts can give you a real run for your money! Fortunately though, there are tons of resources available to help you curb unwanted dog behaviors and get your pet back on track. Here are just a few: Make sure your dog is properly exercised. One of the most important things you can do to curb unwanted behavior in your dog is to make sure he's getting enough exercise. Exercise is important for all dogs, but especially for those who are high-energy and easily bored. If your dog doesn't get enough exercise, he may become destructive or ...
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