Dogs are famous for being friendly, but there’s more to it than what you see on screen. While they are sociable creatures, it is only natural that they take some time to get along with new friends. If you’re wondering how to introduce your dog to another pet or a baby in the family, here’s how you can go about it:
Adult dogs don’t get nearly as much attention as puppies do, but they can be just as loving. As long as you are ready for the responsibility, giving an older dog a second home can be an equally beautiful experience. If you’re looking to adopt a dog that has matured into an adult, here are some things you should consider before making a decision.
When we talk about puppy care while working from home, many imagine an idyllic scene of a calm dog curled up near you as you work, always ready to play when you’re taking a break. However, those of us who have lived through it realise it’s often a chaotic comedy of errors involving dogs crashing calls and meetings, frantic barking at real or imagined things and constant begging for attention, play and treats.
They say money can’t buy love, but you can get a dog and that’s pretty much the same thing. But sometimes, we are caught unawares by the actual one-time and ongoing expenses to ensure our four legged friends stay happy, healthy and active. This article is an estimate of your likely financial commitment for a new puppy. We hope it will help you make a well informed decision before you bring home a pet.
Puppy
So you’ve just welcomed your puppy home. Your little fur-baby is counting on you for good food, fun playtime and regular health checkups. To keep your pup healthy and growing well, you will need to schedule regular vet visits for vaccinations and check-ups. Understandably, you’ve probably got a lot of questions about your puppy’s first visit to the vet and we’d be glad to answer them.