When you consider to have a dog, it is important not to decide impulsive.
Take some time to think it over.
Is your lifestyle right for having a dog? Dogs live about 8 to 15 years, they need love, care and time.
Are you living alone or have children? Are you at work all day long, and if so do you know someone to take care of your furry friend when you are not at home? And how about holidays? Your dogs need to go out for a walk whether you like it or not, even on rainy or cold days.
Yes you can do indoor potty training but they do need fresh air too.
If you want to make a decision to have a dog ask yourself this questions first: Why do you want to have a dog? * Do you want your children to learn how to take care of an animal * Did you have a dog as a child and think it will be great for your children too.
* You saw such a cute little puppy at the store and fell in love immediately? * In the paper you have read the local dog shelter is looking for a home for the dogs brought in.
* You children would like to have a dog and keep on asking? * Maybe you think of having a watchdog.
* Maybe you live alone and would love company.
* You like to make long walks.
I think there are a lot of other reasons to make the decision to have a dog.
Now think about this, which of those reasons are not the right reason to decide for Yes a dog would be nice to have in the family...
When you want a dog for your children, you should think about who is going to take care of the new family member.
Who is going for a walk when the children are at school or late at night? Are you willing to take care of the dog when your children step out? An impulsive buy because the dog or puppy looked so cute or sad is not a very good start.
A watchdog can be a good reason, but think carefully about which breed is best.
Is your dog going to stay out site most of the time or do you want the dog to give you some company too.
When you are alone and have enough time to take care and play with a dog, the decision to have a dog can be a great choice.
Take some time to think it over.
Is your lifestyle right for having a dog? Dogs live about 8 to 15 years, they need love, care and time.
Are you living alone or have children? Are you at work all day long, and if so do you know someone to take care of your furry friend when you are not at home? And how about holidays? Your dogs need to go out for a walk whether you like it or not, even on rainy or cold days.
Yes you can do indoor potty training but they do need fresh air too.
If you want to make a decision to have a dog ask yourself this questions first: Why do you want to have a dog? * Do you want your children to learn how to take care of an animal * Did you have a dog as a child and think it will be great for your children too.
* You saw such a cute little puppy at the store and fell in love immediately? * In the paper you have read the local dog shelter is looking for a home for the dogs brought in.
* You children would like to have a dog and keep on asking? * Maybe you think of having a watchdog.
* Maybe you live alone and would love company.
* You like to make long walks.
I think there are a lot of other reasons to make the decision to have a dog.
Now think about this, which of those reasons are not the right reason to decide for Yes a dog would be nice to have in the family...
When you want a dog for your children, you should think about who is going to take care of the new family member.
Who is going for a walk when the children are at school or late at night? Are you willing to take care of the dog when your children step out? An impulsive buy because the dog or puppy looked so cute or sad is not a very good start.
A watchdog can be a good reason, but think carefully about which breed is best.
Is your dog going to stay out site most of the time or do you want the dog to give you some company too.
When you are alone and have enough time to take care and play with a dog, the decision to have a dog can be a great choice.