Dog Food Commercials

Getting a new pet is never a decision to undertake lightly, but it is especially important to prepare carefully before getting your first dog. You are preparing to share your life with an animal that will need care, attention and stability for up to twenty years - possibly more. Dogs are not a short-term, temporary commitment.

Imagine walking in the door after a long day; your furry loving puppy is sprinting towards you so excited to see you after missing you all day. Your puppy is ready to grab your attention and distract you from the terrible day you’ve had, comforting you in the process. Dogs are great pets because of their comforting nature, playfulness and protective tendencies.

It’s difficult to be alone and having a pet might change you from begin alone.

Subway is a well know fast food chain. One of the factors that made them known is due to the advertisements that they plug in the worldwide television. One of their commercial in 2012 is about their “Turkey & Bacon Avocado Foot long” where a guy named Michael was having a thoroughly training and his mother came in with the said foot long. This is a good commercial that may influence the viewer. However, this contains some logical fallacies, like false cause and appeal to emotion that made the commercial to be unbelievable.

Dogs also make wonderful therapists. They can lead to better relaxation. “Studies have shown that dogs are more effective at lowering stress levels than people you are closest with”. (Medibank). Being around dogs frequently can lower anxiety and overall improve your mood.

Canines have the ability to serve as seeing-eye dogs, firedogs, service dogs or just a playful, loyal companion. The closer the dog and human’s relationship is, the stronger the feelings between them are. Canines have a talent of recognizing dangerous situation and being there for humans in their time of

Have you ever noticed that dog owners are happier and healthier than non dog owners?Dogs have been used for centuries and we still love them as our trusting companions. There are many reasons that dogs are called a “mans’ best friend”. Having a dog can have many benefits including lower risk of cardiovascular complications, they can improve your mood, and they can help with many physical and mental disabilities in the form of service dogs or mobility support dogs.

Ever since I was little, I had wanted a dog. For my parents, however the idea of having a dog was sort of a nightmare. They didn’t believe I was ready for this massive responsibility, and expected they’d be the ones taking care of the dog. This went on for years and I always received the same answer, that a dog was too great of a responsibility. However, this all changed a little over a year ago when my Uncle Bill was looking to breed his yellow lab Cloe, thus I put him in contact with my cousin Chris who has an excellent black lab stud. Both Brady and Cloe have developed into fantastic gun dogs, and knowing the puppies were coming from their genetic background made this the perfect opportunity to finally buy a dog, making it now or never. It was fairly simple getting my dad to climb on board with the idea of buying a puppy, my mom was another story. Finally, she caved in and made it vastly clear that she would have no part in taking care of the dog. (Just for a quick side note, she now happens to love that dog and spoils him every chance she can.) Approximately ten months ago I can happily say that I was able to bring home a black lab puppy that I named Trigger. Being a first time dog owner, I hadn’t the slightest idea how to raise a puppy, nor how much work they truly were. I was clueless on everything from potty training to obedience training. Becoming a dog owner has changed me, since it given me the sense responsibility. For example, before owning a dog my studies

Imagine you have a truck load of projects and important letters to send, who is going relieve your stress? Your kids certainly won’t, your parents certainly won’t. Who will relive your stress? Get a dog. Dogs are not only pooping machines, and money takers, they actually realive stress. Whenever one comes home from work, most likely, your dog will come up running to you.

"The ownership of a dog can also lead to increases in physical activity and facilitate the development of social contacts, which may enhance both physiological and psychological human health in a more indirect manner."

They walked an average of 300 minutes per week, compared with non-dog owners, who walked an average of 168 minutes per week, which in all could help you lose weight and make you healthy for a longer life. People who have strong connections to their pets also have social and relationship benefits. The researchers surveyed 500 18- to 26-year-olds and found that those who had “strong attachment to pets reported feeling more connected to their communities and relationships.” They also found that the more attached a person was to an animal as a teenager and young adult, the more empathetic and confident he or she was. Loneliness is common among the elderly. Studies have shown that in people 60 years of age and older, owning a dog were four times less likely to be diagnosed as clinically depressed. They are always happy to see you. Dogs get so excited when we come home and it always puts a smile on peoples faces. Dogs like to snuggle up to you and keep you warm when it’s chilly, especially when they're fluffy and soft. Kids learn about taking care of someone other than themselves like feeding the dog and taking them outside it really teaches kids how at a young age that they are responsible for their own things. Dog owners have a much higher rate of recovery from being sick than non-dog

Most dog owners would be horrified to know what is in most commercial dog foods. The tainted dog food scare of 2007 sent worried dog food owners to the internet to learn about alternatives to grocery and pet store dog foods. Not knowing which dog food manufacturer to trust, many people turned to making their dogs food themselves.

With a dog, you will also have a healthier heart and more exercise. Also, dogs can detect cancer. Just looking at a dog will produce oxytocin, the feel-good chemical, in your brain. There are many pros of dogs. Dogs have bad things about them too.

The day I graduated high school was the day I thought about how I would barely see my dog, Dulce, anymore (I graduated in Nicaragua). Throughout my whole life I’ve been accustomed to having dogs in the house, taking them out on walks, teaching them how to do tricks, having them sleep by my feet on my bed. Leaving Dulce was going to be tough for me because she brought a lot of happiness into my life; she was the sweetest dog I’ve ever met. Her name literally means sweet, so it fit very well with her. As I prepared to leave to Canada for my post secondary education, I messaged my sister and asked her what she thought about getting a dog; she loved the idea.

Like all relationships, the one with your dog too is like a roller coaster ride. When they aren’t given priority, they have tendency to act out. You will get a hang after a while. This bundle of joy brings many additional perks in your life. Like you will live a healthy lifestyle. Your friend will always urge you standing by the door to take him for walks. You are likely to get depressed less. Dog ownership helps mental health positively. Imagine your pet waiting anxiously for you at your door, wagging his tail, this can instantly uplift your mood. Also due to technology infected lives, we have seem to forgotten importance of touch. Having to touch a fuzzy pet is certainly nice and warm