Perfect Realtionship

Few times are more exciting for a family than getting a new puppy. Every member of the family wants to hold and play with the puppy. This is a fun time for everyone, but also a time when you really have to lay the foundation for socializing and training your new puppy if you do not want problems later on. Correct training and socialization is much easier than correcting behavioral problems such as aggression later on.

Owning a puppy is a big commitment for all family members, especially in the first few days or weeks. Everyone knows that cats and dogs are as different as day and night. Dogs will play frisbee with you all afternoon

I also agree with it because if a person puts no time into it then they will not gain anything from it.

Most dogs will already have their vetting completed, which can save the time going to the vet. You may also be able to cut on training depending on the dog. At Five Acres Animal Shelter, Bernie is one year old and has all vetting completed. Lucy, is 4 years old who is already house trained, and also knows how to sit, stay, shake, and leave it. Adult dogs are usually house trained while in the shelter, which can save you training your puppy and the costly puppy years. In addition, you don’t have to wait for a puppy to be born or reserve a dog from a breeder. It can cost $100 to be on the waiting list, then $150-$200 to hold the puppy until it is ready to be picked

Not all puppies are lucky enough to have the best start in life, subjecting them to some of the most horrendous conditions, especially those born and “raised” in puppy mills or puppy farms. If you have your heart set on adding a new puppy to your home and family, consider nothing less than a reputable breeder or shelter with healthy puppies.

Have you ever thought about getting a puppy? Puppies are so adorable and fun. Getting a puppy can also be an uphill battle. There are many different factors to think about when getting a puppy. Some of the factors are responsibility, time, training, and budget. No one should get a puppy if they are not ready to deal with the responsibility and hard work.

6. Oversharing on social media. It is very childish to advertise every aspect of one’s relationship on Facebook. Mature people keep their relationship and any problems they have in it between themselves and their

Puppies require an abundance of training time, exercise, and socialization with other animals and people. Those things are essential for them to be comfortable in the world and become wonderful dogs. Puppies will have accidents in the house, chew, get into things and make messes. For these reasons they require a lot of your time, so they know what you want and don’t want them to do. It’s recommended for first-time dog owners to start with an adult dog if you cannot devote the time necessary to socialize, train and exercise a puppy properly. With an adult dog you know what you're getting, you can see they're physical traits and get a basic idea of their temperament. Most of them have had a home before becoming a shelter dog and need minimal training, in addition, are already housebroken. Adopting an adult dog is the best

Having all the social networks and lots of distrust today, it causes lots of problems in modern day relationships.

After you select the puppy of your dreams, you get to take him home without a manual to tell you how to succeed at raising him. The first night is always hard because the puppy will start to miss his Mom and other siblings. He may cry or whine through out the night. One can hardly blame him for his actions.

Raising a puppy to a dog is probably the most unique experience that I have ever encountered. It has various stages of experiences. Going from anywhere to about to rip out your own hair from your scalp to the most warm-hearted experience alive. I have definitely had to teach my dog a few things because when she was a puppy she raised hell as you can say. Besides the fact she was a terror, I wouldn't give her up for the life of me. Val, my dog is my best friend and the most loyal friend I could ever ask for.

Depending on the type of lifestyle a person leads, it could play a strong role in the decision of welcoming a puppy or a mature dog into her home. If the individual seeking a new dog is extremely active outside the home, it will be very hard to raise a puppy if he/she doesn’t have time

Aside from expediting relationships, there is the factor of getting to know someone for who they really are. In social networks, “the CliffsNotes of a person's life will never give you an accurate representation of the reality. We create the image that we want to convey through our activity on social media. It's much easier to convey the "reality" that we want to portray on the Internet than to live it in real life.” (Curry, 2013). People often put the best things about themselves on their social network; in fact many show the life they wish they had. This can be detrimental to relationships, because no one is ever transparent or honest. In considering relationships, “the truth is that the content and character of a person should be revealed in layers. The development of a fruitful relationship takes effort, and it is impossible to reach a level of depth with a person by meticulously parsing his Facebook self” (Curry, 2013). Real relationships and depth cannot be established when merely built online.

One of the most critical and important things to consider before you bring the puppy home, is his age. Most of the puppies will change their homes at some point in their lives. It may be from the home that they were born going to the home of their human protectors. Aside from the things that you need to think of before owning one, you should also take into consideration the puppy's emotional demands and needs, the schedule of his socialization and the degree of expertise when it comes to taking care of him.

You never treat your puppy not as much as a relative. At that point for what reason would you leave him with somebody who won't treat him as you do? A pooch is not as much as a relative of the pack, so for what reason would you abandon them in a place with negligible care and supervision? You will need to keep your paw-companion's tail swaying and to grin each day.