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Choosing a Dog Suitable to Your Lifestyle
is of Utmost Importance!
Take dog ownership responsibility seriously. Learn about all the
different dog breeds and their 'job description' before choosing a dog
to find one suitable for you. Don't be in a hurry to 'embark' down a
road to a wonderful journey with a four-legged companion.
Educate Yourself First!
Expand your knowledge and prevent yourself from becoming another
statistic at the animal shelter! You owe it to both yourself and any
chosen puppy or dog to be certain you chose the most appropriate dog to
fit your lifestyle. Wondering which dog is right for you? Take the dog
breed questionaire!
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DOG BREED
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AVOIDING MISMATCHES
Mismatches between owner and dog happen all too frequently. Give some
serious thought before making your final decision.The lifetime of a dog
can last 10 - 15 years... and thats a long time! Keep these thoughts in
mind when choosing a dog:
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Ten Points to Consider: |
Examples Of Mismatches: |
Remember, when choosing a dog, the "first step" is to decide
which breed is right for you and the family. Think in terms of what
type of dog would get along with your young children. Are there
allergies in the family? How demanding is the breed? Are you an active
family?
We can begin to tell you there are seven dog breed types to choose from
according to the AKC. That's a lot of dogs to
search through! Over 150 breeds!
Help For Choosing A Dog - Specific Dog Categories
To help you further, visit types of dogs where we have broken
down those types into specific categories: "small dogs", "hypoallergenic dogs", "dogs for the elderly", and "child friendly dogs".
Familiarize yourself with their particular traits and characteristics!
Enjoy your search!
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Dogs and Children: Health and Safety Concerns
Choosing a Dog for Children
Adopting a Dog