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DOG IS FOR LIFE, NOT JUST FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON

Raising a dog is like raising a child. Every dog owner should be responsible and committed to the well being of his/her dogs. Time, money and effort should be invested on these animals. Pets specifically puppies need your love and caring to turn them into well-behaved dogs. Do you think you can do it ???

Why we love dogs ? There 's no getting away from the simple fact that dogs bring out the nurturing instinct in us humans. They are perfect for this role as psychologists have found that they remain 'children' from puppy hood right through to old age, their secret weapon for keeping us hooked.

Choosing a right dog for you ???

According to UK Kennel Club, there are 160 registered breeds. There is a breed of dog that is suitable for everyone. Four main points that need to take into consideration before choosing a puppy.

# Time available to spend with dogs

# Your life style (tidy person etc)

# Space (country house or apartment)

# Cost

Welcoming new puppies home.

From his first day at home, you have replaced your puppy's mother as his main companion, teacher and guide through life. He will needs lots of love and attention to make him feel part of his new life but don't overwhelm him in these early days and weeks. He will soon get to recognise and respond to your voice, your smell and even sound of your cars as it pulls up outside.

Equipment needed

# Bed and bedding

# Food and water bowls

# Collar,lead/harness

# Indentity tag

# Brushes and combs

Food and Feeding

Puppies are usually fed three to four meals a day until around 12 weeks old, then two meals a day.

Types of food

Dry food - most popular because of its convenience.

Canned Food - meat based product with high moisture content.

Vegetarian Food - some vegetarian owner wants their dogs have similar diet. Mostly comes in form of dried food, which can be mixed with water.

Cooked Meal- Time consuming and hard to prepare.

Useful contacts

Which one do you think is right for you ?Breed

Frequently asked questions