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Praise behaviour with pats and DOMUTS and kisses on the nose. Let your dog know that they've done the right thing and that good behaviour will be rewarded with more of their favourite things.
Even if your dog has done something that makes you see red, yelling at them is still giving them attention. Ignore them until they stop (unless they may be in danger) and then reward them for stopping, by giving them your attention then.
Long hair = winter. Short hair = summer.
While dogs don't need a bath every single day, every now and then you may need to pluck the mud from their coat. When it does come around to bath time, make it a fun and safe experience by taking it step-by-step so your dog doesn't get scared.
If you're sitting down and having a relaxing afternoon — get your dog involved! A nice little head massage or a belly rub while you've got your feet up watching TV doesn't sound like a bad afternoon at all!
Getting a dog means opening your home up to a new family member. That means presents at Christmas, bringing them with you on holiday and organising babysitters. Just remember to give them their gifts unwrapped.
It may seem simple but puppy preschool (or any kind of training program) is essential if you've got a new pup in the mix. It won't just teach your dog new tricks — it will also teach you how to interact with them best.
Knowing how to play with other dogs is an important aspect of a dog's life. If you've got a friend with a pup, tag along on a play date and have some fun! Just be sure to remember your puppy training though.
Once your pup is trained, bring them along to your social brunches and lunches. Trust me — your friends will not mind. You'll have your fur-bestie out with your human besties and your pup will be able to get used to more people!
Vet trips are never going to be a great time for either you or your dog. Make the whole process a little bit easier by going to a vet that's familiar with your doggo. Bonus points if you make a new friend!
You wouldn't want to live your life with a tiny little parasite digging into your skin — and neither does your doggo! Keep them up to date with their flea and tick medication and they'll be sure to love you for it.
This one kind of speaks for itself. You take up a giant part of your dog's life — make sure it's a good one filled with love and hugs and DOMUTS!