Bringing a New Dog HomeGetting your home ready for the new dog should be done before you bring the dog home. The way you prepare your home for the new arrival should often depend on the type of dog you are getting. If you are getting a dog anything like a Labrador, objects they can reach easily with their tails are in danger of being knocked over when in a happy mood. So, you might want to move them higher up; this precaution sounds silly but will save your valuables from destruction.
Where do you let your dog sleep?In bed with me
50% (1 vote)
Near my bed
50% (1 vote)
In its dog crate
0% (0 votes)
Outside
0% (0 votes)
Other
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 2
Adopting a Puppy!When adopting a puppy it's a good idea to already have a breed in mind. Maybe one that is good with children or one the doesn't need a lot of space. One that doesn't need grooming or one that would make a great show dog if properly trained. If you don't know yet what breed you might like, you probably want to see our section on Dog Breeds to help you choose. Once you have a breed in mind (whether a pure bred or a mixture or even a mutt) you might want to find somewhere in your area where you can get your dream dog. A local dog rescue or a pound might be a good place to start. Welcome To DogDojoWelcome to DogDojo, where we help you learn how to be your dog's best friend. As we build out the site, you will see articles on choosing the right dog for you, on how to take care of your new pet, training your new pet, and having fun with your four legged pal. Stay tuned as we build and grow the site! Enjoy!
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User loginPollWhere do you let your dog sleep?
In bed with me
50%
Near my bed
50%
In its dog crate
0%
Outside
0%
Other
0%
Total votes: 2
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