Getting a new dog is always an exciting time.  What will he be like?  Should you get a boy or a girl?  Will you adopt or get a puppy from a breeder?  You can’t wait to hold him and pet him and play with him!  Whether you decide to get a puppy or an older dog, the first few days ..read more

Now that you’ve decided to get a puppy or dog, the next few weeks will be busy and at times, more than a little bit crazy. That’s why it’s important to plan in advance for the arrival of your new pet. If possible, get as many necessities ready before your puppy comes home.

The Basics

* Travel crate: Even if you don’t ..read more

The moment you bring your dog home for the first day, you cannot expect him to be trained and well behaved. With the passage of time you will realize that there are some dog behavioral problems that you need to rectify in your new pet and very often, one such common problem that many dog owners face is dog nipping. ..read more

Four-legged animals are as inclined to experience stress as their two-legged owners. While your dog won’t labour over where his next meal will come from, he may wrestle with his own fears and anxieties. Fear may be associated with a particular person or gender, or a specific situation, such as a visit to the veterinarian’s office. Dogs may become anxious ..read more

Dog training should be your primary thought, even prior to bringing home a new dog.A plan for helping your new pet adjust should be part of your welcome-home preparations for you new dog.Other than that, here are useful tips for turning an untramed canine into a happy, domesticated house pet:

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