Do’s and Dont’s ✨Dog edition✨

2024/12/22 Edited to

... Read moreAs a dog mom, understanding the best practices for your furry friend is crucial. Start by using your puppy's meals as a bonding activity and training opportunity. Hand feeding not only teaches them that good things come from you, but it also strengthens your relationship. Socialization is key, so expose your puppy to various environments and other dogs early on. Considering safety, ensure your dog has an ID tag that includes their name and your contact information, and keep vaccinations up to date. Avoid common misconceptions: using crates should not be a punishment; instead, make it a safe space for your dog. Invest in quality food as some cheap ingredients can be harmful. Stay clear of toxic foods like grapes and chocolate, and never leave your dog in a vehicle alone, even for a short time. Investing in training and understanding dog behavior can prevent many accidents. Essential oils can be soothing, but remember that some, like lavender, could be toxic for pets. By following these do’s and don’ts, you can create a safe and loving environment for your pup.

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Angie 🌸

No offense but I feed my dog table food and she is fine like seriously

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Amanda

I personally don’t agree with training super early. I think it depends on breed. I had my Aussie in classes at 5 months and personally it’s important for the OWNER, not necessarily the puppy. It helped me learn what habits I was enabling and how to reinforce what habits I did want him to keep doing.

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