12 Nov 2008
Your puppy needs to be trained, or he will not know how to behave properly. Just like children have to go to school, your puppy needs to learn the basics. So how do you go about finding the right person to train your puppy? Read on to find out.
10 Nov 2008
You need to take an active interest in your puppy’s health. Certainly every dog can get sick occasionally, but there are steps you can take to safeguard your puppy’s health throughout his life. Here are some dog diseases and conditions you might want to be aware of, so that you can prevent or deal with them effectively.
08 Nov 2008
When you get a new puppy, he needs a doctor just like you do. A veterinarian, that is – an animal doctor. Your veterinarian will take care of your pet from puppyhood to adult and senior dog. Aside from you and your family, your vet is the primary person to prevent and care for illnesses in your pet.
06 Nov 2008
Your puppy’s favorite activity is probably eating! Learn about feeding your puppy so that he will grow and be healthy. Regular feeding is important. And what you feed makes a big difference. Puppies should have special food geared to their needs, and not adult dog food.
04 Nov 2008
Your children will be so excited when you get a new puppy. They will want to play with him and show him love all the time! But for your puppy’s protection as well as the safety of your kids, you will need to establish some rules.
02 Nov 2008
You might already have other pets, before you get your puppy. You might have a whole family of pets already, so be careful of how you introduce them to each other.
Dogs are naturally social. Puppies are used to being part of a pack. In nature, puppies are used to trying to determine who is the leader. So your puppy will try to figure out his place in your family and pets as well. This is a normal thing – purely instinct.
