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Things to Know Before Adopting a Dog
The idea of giving someone a puppy for Christmas provides a warm fuzzy response for most people. 36 Pets carry a lot of responsibility, but they reward their owners with years of love and devotion.
Be Realistic About How Much Time You Have
In a busy world, full of work, soccer games, and family dinners, time is more precious. When adopting an animal it is important to consider how much time you have. to devote to training and caring for it. 37 If you have plenty of extra time to devote to a pet, a puppy is a good choice.
Think About How Much Space You Have
Large dogs naturally require more room than small dogs. They need big yards to run in, or a nearby area where they can go for longer walks. If you live in a small apartment on an upper floor, this can be a problem. 38 Smaller dogs take up less space and are often easier to transport up and down stairs and in elevators. If you have a large home with a big backyard where your dog can run and play, then a larger breed may be a good fit for you.
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If you have small children, a patient dog with a high tolerance level is necessary. Kids explore with their hands, and they are likely to touch, tug, pet, and crawl all over the new dog. In this situation, you need to choose a dog with an easygoing temperament-who will not become frustrated and bite. 40
A. Consider the Other Pets in Your Home
B. Choose the Right Dog for Your Situation
C. However, adopting a dog is not something to be taken lightly.
D. A puppy requires a lot more time and attention than an older dog.
E. Walking around a small space with a Labrador underfoot can be frustrating.
F. Adopting a dog rather than buying one benefits both the animal and your family.
G. Breeds like Golden Retrievers, Labradors, and Border Collies are well known for
their family friendly attitude.
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