How to Buy a Dog That Suits You
Know the temperament of both the breed and the individual dog that you want., Choose a dog breed that you have the time and money for., Show the dog that you are dominant, especially if it is not a very submissive dog.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Know the temperament of both the breed and the individual dog that you want.
Observe your house and yard.
Will the dog be an outdoor dog or an indoor dog? Make sure your yard or house is big enough for them to live in, whether they are an outdoor dog or an indoor dog.
Even a small dog such as a Dachshund will need a lot of space. -
Step 2: Choose a dog breed that you have the time and money for.
If you are busy, you should get a low maintenance dog, such as an older beagle.
If not, you could try getting a medium or high maintenance dog such as a poodle puppy.
You also need to be able to afford the dog's food, water, toys, crate, veterinary care, grooming, etc. , Your dog should not become dominant over you or it will create a lot of problem behavior.
You need to emit a sense of authority over your dog. -
Step 3: Show the dog that you are dominant
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Step 4: especially if it is not a very submissive dog.
Detailed Guide
Observe your house and yard.
Will the dog be an outdoor dog or an indoor dog? Make sure your yard or house is big enough for them to live in, whether they are an outdoor dog or an indoor dog.
Even a small dog such as a Dachshund will need a lot of space.
If you are busy, you should get a low maintenance dog, such as an older beagle.
If not, you could try getting a medium or high maintenance dog such as a poodle puppy.
You also need to be able to afford the dog's food, water, toys, crate, veterinary care, grooming, etc. , Your dog should not become dominant over you or it will create a lot of problem behavior.
You need to emit a sense of authority over your dog.
About the Author
Margaret Barnes
Committed to making pet care accessible and understandable for everyone.
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