Benefits of spaying or neutering your dog far outweigh reasons not to
Spaying, neutering dogs include health benefits for your dog and the knowledge you’re reducing the chance for unwanted puppies.

Spaying, neutering dogs include health benefits for your dog and the knowledge you’re reducing the chance for unwanted puppies.

Tired dogs behave: Use exercise to burn off excess energy and reduce anxiety. Regular walks, other activities can help your dog stay healthy.

Dogs limp for a variety of reasons from the minor — sprains and untrimmed nails — to the serious — arthritis, degenerative joint damage or spinal cord injuries.

Retractable leashes encourage your dog to pull rather than walk at your side. Your dog quickly learns that you let out more line when he pulls.

Although pumpkin is a great source of nutrition to incorporate into your dog’s diet, consult with your dog’s veterinarian before making major diet changes.

Kids and dogs: Set rules for both dog and child. Always supervise to ensure safe interactions and prevent either the dog or child from getting hurt.

Lifelong bond: Use daily walks to build a lifelong bond with your dog. It’s a mutual give and take of time, energy and emotion.

Dog owners benefit from training: Even experienced owners need help. Newbies need a place to start. Do-it-yourselfers need to correct mistakes.

Most dogs exhibit a paw preference and dominantly use either their right or left paw just like humans favor either their left or right hand.

By Karen A. Soukiasian Regrettably, Black Dog Syndrome is quite real. Figures from shelters and rescues confirm more black dogs are surrendered and euthanized than any other color or combination of colors no matter the breed or temperament. Unfortunately, the majority of people looking for a new puppy or dog will gravitate away from…
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