Monday, March 30, 2009

Choosing A New Puppy For Your Home

Selecting the right puppy for your family home is very significant to everyone. Will the puppy be able to get along with your children? Will the puppy get along with other pets you may have in your home? Does the puppy have a good temperament? These are some of the questions you should think about and answer when making your decision to bring a new puppy into your home.What type of puppy are you looking for? A purebred, mixed breed or just a plan old mutt. Mixed breeds can be less expensive, whereas purebreds can be quite costly. Mutts can be as lovable,energetic, and loyal as the purebred or mixed breeds. Size is also a consideration. Think about the size the puppy may grow to due to it's breed. Is there room for the puppy to run and play inside of your home? Will it be inside a lot because you don’t go outside a lot. For outside play do you have an outside fenced area or do you need to think about dog parks? A puppy develops his personality about seven weeks of age. Take the time in making the selection for your puppy and you both will be rewarded. Make sure the puppy likes to be picked up and cuddled. Drop a book or clap your hands during a quiet moment and see if the pup runs and hides. Get on your hands and knees and play with the puppy to see if he responds to you. Is the puppy aggressive towards you or does it wants to play? There are lots places to start your search. Ask your friends or your veterinarian are great places to start. Don’t overlook the adopt-a-pet option from the local humane society. To Learn More Click Here!

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