Dog experts recommend short names that end in vowel sounds. Most commands don’t end in vowel sounds, so puppy won’t get confused when he’s called. If you own a Dachshund, you can name him “Hero” like a hero sandwich. These […]
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Choosing a Name for Your New Puppy or Dog 2
If names are too long, puppy won’t remember it, and others might not either. One simple rule to make choosing a name for your puppy easier is to keep it to three or less syllables. One syllable is ideal, especially […]
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What will you call your new companion? He may be brown with long ears, short, with a coat like snow, or tall and muscular. So you might want to name it according to what it looks like, Patch, Snowy, Snoopy. […]
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If you work with registered breeders, your kennel club will most likely offer health and dog insurance in case of accident or loss. With pet shops or side-of-the-road breeders, you may not know what you are getting until it is […]
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No one wants to have to give a dog back, of course, but you also need to know what your limitations are and what is practical for you depending on your personal situation. A lively puppy may not be a […]
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The advantage of getting one from a shelter is that they are often put through many tests to determine their character and temperament, so you will know a lot about them prior to adopting them. Are they good with […]
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Many puppies are dropped off by owners at the humane society. The humane society has gotten a bad rap as a place for unwell strays and difficult dogs. This is NOT always so. Many puppies end up at humane […]
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