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Dogs are not toysA dog is a living animal and requires all the love and care that you would give to a child. When you take on a dog there is a responsibility that goes with it. Dogs do not look after themselves.They may be expensive. There is a range of costs that they can incur: feeding, vet bills, regular inoculations, general health and any accidents/illnesses that might befall your dog. They also need someone to stay with them when you are away and you may have to pay for this. They need time: walking (don't expect dogs to take themselves for a walk), training so that you can control them, grooming, cleaning up after them! They need company so it is important that you are able to spend time with them during the day. Dogs are pack animals and they look to you to be the leader of the pack. If you do not give them enough attention (walking, training, grooming, feeding) they may try to take over as pack leader and become aggressive and uncontrollable. Removing Ticks Caring for an Older Dog at The Senior Dogs Project Keeping Your Dog Healthy How to Handle Separation Anxiety Dog Appeasing Pheromone Plug-in (DAP) Calms your dog by reminding it of Mum Building Confidence in a Dog Territory Marking in the House and Neutering Dogs Considered Good for Allergy Sufferers Script updated: June 22nd 2023 |