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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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The 10 Worst Dog Breeds To Own - And The 8 Best!

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The 10 Worst Dog Breeds To Own - And The 8 Best! Introduction You know that feeling? That moment when you meet a dog and you just know, right away, that this is the one. It's like love at first sight for both of us. Except, in this case, I'm the dog. And it's not just me. There are plenty of people out there who love their dogs so much they feel like they can't live without them—and we're not just talking about celebrities with Instagram-famous pups either! These are everyday dog lovers who would never give up their pooches even if they had to move across country or start earning six-figure salaries each year (which as far as I know isn't quite a reality yet). But while many people dream of owning a pup someday, not everyone knows what kind of dog will fit best into their lifestyle or personality type...and therein lies the problem: Not all breeds are created equal! Some dogs make great apartment pets while others need lots of space; some are super active while ...
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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 Pet a Dog: 10 Steps to Successfully Pet a Dog

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10 Steps to Successfully Pet a Dog Image Source: FreeImages ‍ Petting a dog is a nerve-wracking experience for most people. After all, you never know if that cute ball of fur is going to bite you or lick your hand. However, petting a dog doesn’t have to be so scary. If you practice these 10 steps before meeting a dog, you’ll have no problem petting them the next time you meet one. If you’re nervous about petting a dog, it’s completely natural. Dogs are wild animals with instincts that don’t always align with our social norms. They can be unpredictable and frightening at times. However, they are just as capable of love and affection as any other animal – even cats! Be Prepared If you’re new to petting dogs, you need to be prepared. This means you need to get over your own fears and be able to approach dogs calmly and assertively. This is the only way you’ll be able to pet dogs the way they deserve to be petted. Petting a dog isn’t just about offering a hand. It’s also about being on you...
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6 Ways to Prepare Your Home for a New Dog

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6 Ways to Prepare Your Home for a New Dog Introduction If you're in the market for a new dog, a good place to start is with your home. A dog's needs are just as unique and important as yours are, so it's important to make sure you've got your house ready for a furry new family member. Here are some ways to prepare your home for a new pup: Gather food and water bowls, toys, a bed, a crate, collars and leashes. Gather food and water bowls, toys, a bed, a crate and collars and leashes. You will need to have some basic supplies on hand before bringing your new dog home. These include: Food bowls (plastic or ceramic) with raised edges to prevent spills onto the floor; Water bowl that fits into the food bowl; Toys—balls (stuffed animal-shaped), squeaky toys, chewables like a rawhide bone or pig’s ear stick); Bed for sleeping; If you’re adopting an adult dog he may already have one but if not invest in something comfortable like an orthopedic foam pad or cuddle sack that can b...
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15 Fun Facts About Puppies You Need to Know

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15 Fun Facts About Puppies You Need to Know. Introduction If you’re a dog lover like me, then you know that there is nothing more fun than cuddling up with a puppy. They are so cute and playful, it's impossible not to love them! But did you know that there are some interesting facts about puppies? Well, I'm here to share 15 of those facts with you. People have always treated puppies as pets. A puppy is a baby dog and has been kept as a pet for thousands of years. The first puppies to be domesticated were wolves around 10,000 years ago in the Middle East, although their ancestors have been domesticated for at least 30,000 years by this time. Today, we still treat puppies as pets because they are cute and adorable! The "puppy dog face" is instinctive, not learned behavior. The puppy dog face is not learned behavior. It's instinctive, and it's a way for puppies to get attention from their owners. It's also an evolutionary trait that helps puppies survive in t...
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Rescue Abandoned Puppies: How to Do It and Why You Should

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Rescue Abandoned Puppies: How to Do It and Why You Should Puppies and kittens are among the most abandoned animals in the world. Sadly, there are many unforeseeable hurdles that can prevent a puppy or kitten from finding a home. These little guys don’t deserve to be left to fend for themselves on the streets, so you might want to consider rescuing an abandoned puppy or kitten rather than buy one from a breeder. Rescuing abandoned puppies and kittens is not only great because it saves their lives but also because you will get to give them a life where they are loved and cared for. In this article we will let you know how you can adopt an abandoned puppy or kitten, why should you do it, and what sort of challenges may come your way when rescuing these animals. Photo by Helena Lopes on pexels What is Abandonment and Why Does it Happen? Abandonment is when an owner leaves a pet with no known or foreseen way to get back home. This is usually due to unforeseeable circumstances such as an une...
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How to teach your dog the stop barking command: 6 ways to train your dog not to bark

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How to teach your dog the stop barking command: 6 ways to train your dog not to bark Introduction When it comes to barking, dogs are like children. They learn new things quickly, but they can also forget what you taught them if you don't reinforce it with consistency and patience. The best way to ensure your dog stops barking is by keeping training sessions short and rewarding him for good behavior instead of punishing bad behavior. I'll show you how this works! /Section: Keep training sessions short. Keep training sessions short. Don't train for more than 20 minutes a day. If you do, your dog may become restless, distracted and lose focus on the task at hand. Don't overtrain your dog either. The goal of training is to get results in as little time as possible—not spend hours upon hours getting nowhere fast! You can actually hinder the learning process by overdoing it with repetitive exercises (like having your pup sit multiple times in a row). It's better to train ...
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How to Convince Your Parents to Let You Get a Small Dog

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How to Convince Your Parents to Let You Get a Small Dog Introduction When I was a kid, my parents wouldn’t let me get a dog. They said that we were too busy and that we didn’t have enough space for a large dog in our apartment. For years, it was just me and my cat—until one day when I finally managed to convince them that getting a small dog would be much easier on everyone involved. If you're trying to convince your parents to get a small dog, here are some tips: Choose a small dog that doesn’t shed. Choosing a small dog to get around your parents' objections is a great idea, but it’s important to choose a breed that doesn't shed. If you're worried about allergies, look for breeds that don't shed at all, or only minimal shedding. Some popular non-shedding or low-shedding breeds include the Cavapoo, the French Bulldog and the Maltese. You should also consider choosing a puppy from these breeds because they grow up to be relatively small dogs (the same goes for adult...
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7 dog breeds that are loyal to their owners

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7 dog breeds that are loyal to their owners Introduction Dogs are man’s best friend, but some breeds are more loyal than others. The German Shepherd is one such breed that has an innate sense of loyalty to their owners and will protect them if necessary. It's easy to train a German Shepherd which makes them popular as family pets. If you want a dog that will always obey your commands then I would recommend getting yourself a Labrador retriever which is also very loyal and intelligent. German Shepherds are known to be fiercely loyal to their owners. You’re a smart dog, right? You know that you can count on your owner and they will protect you. That is the way German Shepherds are with their beloved humans. They are intelligent, loyal and protective. They are often used as police dogs and as service dogs because of their high level of intelligence and ability to be trained quickly. German Shepherds love people so much that they will protect them even if it means giving up their own l...
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6 Favorite Cleaning Dogs, Easy to Keep, Fun, and Best for Cleaning

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6 Favorite Cleaning Dogs, Easy to Keep, Fun, and Best for Cleaning Introduction If you are looking for a dog that is easy to care for, and clean, then here are the 6 most suitable breeds of dogs. Maltese Maltese are small dogs, with a silky white coat and blue eyes. They can grow to be as tall as 15 inches tall. Maltese are playful and affectionate dogs, but they are also independent and wary of strangers. Maltese need plenty of exercise during the day because they have a lot of energy to burn off! You should take your Maltese for walks at least once every hour or so throughout the day; this will help keep them healthy by giving them fresh air while helping prevent boredom from setting in (which could lead to destructive behavior like chewing things apart). Bichon Frise The Bichon Frise is a small breed of dog. It has a long, silky coat and an arched tail. They are energetic, friendly and playful with everyone they meet. These dogs are easy to train because they love learning new thing...
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How to Train Your Dog to Wake You Up In The Morning

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How to Train Your Dog to Wake You Up In The Morning Dogs are extremely loyal creatures that can be a wonderful addition to your home. However, this doesn’t mean that they are perfect. There are certain things that dogs may struggle with, such as training. You might have seen some dog trainers on television or online and wonder how you can train your dog as well. Thankfully, there is a way to train your dog to wake you up in the morning so that you don’t have to set an alarm every morning. It isn’t difficult to train a dog to wake its owner up in the morning if you know what method works best for you and your pet. The following guide will help you understand what methods can be used and why some of them may not work for your specific pet. The Basics of Dog Training Dogs can learn many different commands and tricks, but before you dive straight into training, it is essential to understand how dogs learn. Dogs are social animals that are highly influenced by their environment. This means ...
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10 Ways To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy

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10 Ways To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy Introduction If you're reading this, then you're probably a dog owner. And if you're a dog owner, then I'm guessing that your pup is the best thing in the world, and you love them so much that it hurts. I know, because my dog is like my baby! But even though most of us love our dogs beyond all measure, we don't always give them the care they need. That's why I've put together this list of ten ways to keep your pooch happy and healthy for many years to come: 1. Go on walks Get your dog used to being walked on a leash: If your dog is new to walking on a leash, you may need to take it slow. Start by introducing the leash inside of your home and giving them treats in exchange for letting the leash touch their body. Once they are comfortable with that, move onto walking around outside in the backyard or somewhere quiet where there aren't many distractions. If this goes well, try taking them on walks around town! Phot...
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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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