make sure that your dog go through life, happy, healthy and long. So, in no particular order:
Be alert-Dog is actually a great communicator, if you pay attention. This is true of the "early age" until their parents. You will come to know their attitudes at various times of day. These changes may indicate a change in health. Note the reduced energy, lackluster coat, excessive weight gain or loss, unusual growth, nervousness / anxiety or even the loss of ordinary spark in the eyes. If you are the owner of the dog is, you'll know what I mean. In all cases, seek advice from your dogs health professionals.
Establish regular daily routines Dog love it. It is through this routine that they come to understand their role in the family (see Pack). Create a series of morning, afternoon and evening events that your dog will respect and look forward to such as:
Morning walk and play of light.
Lunch - Depending on the age and health of your pet, daily feeding time and in varying amounts. In all cases, ensure that breastfeeding is obtained with a simple command to wait for a while before eating it possible to get started. Some animal behaviorists found your pet should not feed before you and your family, re-enforcing the Pack in the wild.
Kali toilet. Again this will depend on the age and health of your pet. Generally, our experience is that the puppy will need to rest for one hour monthly age. For example, two-month-old puppy will need to rest approximately every two hours, three months old will need a break every three hours, and so on. Adult dogs will usually require about 2-3 breaks per day depending on the time of year intake, food and water, etc.
Playtime Evening - Your dog will want to play with you, especially if you have been absent all day. Forming a play / routine that will convey to your dog that it is time to be happy is anticipated. Also, to help with the understanding that no downtime is also needed so you can continue with other responsibilities or interests at home.
Bedtime On Time - Just like humans, sleep at a regular time in the evenings preferred. Is your pet either kenneled or directed to a "lay" at approximately the same time every night. Make sure that they have done their business and do not get too excited before this time.
Kenneling-It's become the preferred way for your pet to be trained and stationed at the door. It is our experience that a dog would, if properly introduced to the kennel, be accepted as a comfortable and safe to occupy. Allow your pet to run home, especially as a puppy or younger dog will make house training more difficult. Kennel is a positive place for you to put your dog between meals / potty trips beginning and also a place for an older dog to rest, sleep or just plain cold. Cage size is very important and depends on the size of your pet. Seek advice from your sales staff before buying.
Choose healthy, age-appropriate dog food is very important for your dog. Adage that we are what we eat goes for your pet as well. Take time to read the label on the bag of dog food variety you buy. You will be surprised with the materials found in the offerings. Price is not a good indicator of a healthy diet. Clearly, natural ingredients are the best. The better the food intake, the better your dog will look, feel and act. These are people who are very important!
Exercise your dog - Self-Exercise your pet will take practice. Some descendants recognized but generally require less exercise all dogs need exercise levels. In addition to the physical benefits of regular, do not underestimate the psychological benefits as well. A dog without exercise will become frustrated, anxious or even aggressive at times. Also, every time you walk or play with your pet you increase the bond between you. It is emotionally beneficial for both of you. Lastly, every step you take during this routine is a step closer to good health for you. Vary your routine if you can. It will be more fun and exciting for your dog.
Toys should be age-appropriate toys are not age-appropriate can actually be harmful to your dog. Several types of bones can, after chewed by a dog, the lodge in the throat and quite a threat. Dog at any age plains have unique needs and capabilities with respect to the toys. They can help to stimulate, educate, develop structural and entertain your pet. The use of toys is also important. It has been suggested, for example, that playing tug of war with your dog and let them pull toy from you may be sending the wrong message. It can learn that it can beat or dominate that particular exercise. Check with your Vet for advice in this area.
Prevention saves money and prolong the life of Regular examination by your Vet is really important to the quality of life for your dog. Beyond the physical assessment will be taken, this is a good opportunity for the following:
Update and implement the booster vaccination if necessary
Treatment for tick, heartworm and ticks can be applied
Tests for the evaluation of bloodworm and feces do
If there is a problem, chances are it will be diagnosed, treated and resolved quickly saving your pet unnecessary discomfort, trauma, or the result of a more serious way.
Grooming more that just look good-Regular maintenance is important on a number of levels. You want your dog to look good and this will do the trick. If you decide to do this yourself, it is another opportunity to increase the bond you have with it. In addition, the groomer may be able to see any unusual skin disease that can be brought to your attention and be judged by your Vet. Grooming for your pet can be as expected as the long awaited massage for you. Most dogs will love the attention. This is also the time to cut the nails. It is important for your dog's health. Not trimming them well or very rarely can hurt your pets or really affect his ability to run, walk or remained stable in some types of floors. Regular pruning relieve this.
Just a few ideas that will help you to keep your dog healthy with regular health care. It takes some work and attention but the benefits are great for your dog. It is your companion after all. Do all you can to provide it with a long and healthy and happy life.