I have tried to convey to dog owners all they need to know about living with dogs. When a dog joins your household, you have entered a lifelong contract. Its human master becomes for the dog the leader of the pack, and its human family becomes the centers of the dog’s life. You must be fully aware that entering into a partnership with a dog

* can be almost as demanding as bringing up a child;
* takes time every day;
* costs a considerable amount of money year after year.

You can see that buying a dog is a decision that has to be thought through carefully. Don’t buy a dog on impulse, but take time to learn what kind of dog fits in with your personality, habits, and living conditions. You must remember, too, that dogs are runners by nature and consequently need plenty of daily exercise. Just as important is a diet that takes into account canine nutritional needs; dogs are not meant by nature to live off table scraps. Finally, you are taking on the responsibility of maintaining your dog’s health, keeping its coat in good condition, and controlling its behavior.

I do hope that you will enjoy and this blog will help you create a happy bond with a healthy obedient dog, perhaps even to form a friendship that at its profoundest moments has need of neither words nor outward signs.

Thank you visiting my blog!

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