Here are the 12 basic rules for dog ownership:
1. Love, admire and respect your dog as your companion and as an individual
Your dog is a wonderful, beautiful and intelligent member of thecanine species.
Be patient with him. Don't hurt, abandon or ignore him. Get help before you
give up on him.
2. Consult your veterinarian about spraying or neutering your dog if you know
you will not breed him. Neutering helps to control the severe pet population
problem, and also has health benefits for male and female dogs.
3. Provide regular veterinary care for your dog. Annual vaccinations, checkups
and dental exams are essential to good health.
4. Get a license, and place identification on your dog. In addition, you should
identify your dog with a name tag, or computer chip in case he gets lost.
5. Feed your dog a balanced diet and provide fresh water at all times.
6. Train your dog to have good manners.
7. Keep your dog clean and groomed. Regular grooming keeps your dog looking
his best and helps to detect and control skin parasites that could be spread to
human/mankind.
8. Play with your dog at least 20 to 30 minutes a day. Avoid chase games, tug of
war and wrestling.
9. Exercise your dog at least 30 minutes daily.
10. Provide your dog with a chance to socialize with people and other dogs. Do not
leave him cooped up in the house or yard-it leads to barking and aggressive
behavior.
11. Understand and obey local leash laws.
12. Always clean up after your dog pass stools in public places
1. Love, admire and respect your dog as your companion and as an individual
Your dog is a wonderful, beautiful and intelligent member of thecanine species.
Be patient with him. Don't hurt, abandon or ignore him. Get help before you
give up on him.
2. Consult your veterinarian about spraying or neutering your dog if you know
you will not breed him. Neutering helps to control the severe pet population
problem, and also has health benefits for male and female dogs.
3. Provide regular veterinary care for your dog. Annual vaccinations, checkups
and dental exams are essential to good health.
4. Get a license, and place identification on your dog. In addition, you should
identify your dog with a name tag, or computer chip in case he gets lost.
5. Feed your dog a balanced diet and provide fresh water at all times.
6. Train your dog to have good manners.
7. Keep your dog clean and groomed. Regular grooming keeps your dog looking
his best and helps to detect and control skin parasites that could be spread to
human/mankind.
8. Play with your dog at least 20 to 30 minutes a day. Avoid chase games, tug of
war and wrestling.
9. Exercise your dog at least 30 minutes daily.
10. Provide your dog with a chance to socialize with people and other dogs. Do not
leave him cooped up in the house or yard-it leads to barking and aggressive
behavior.
11. Understand and obey local leash laws.
12. Always clean up after your dog pass stools in public places
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