Recently in Category - New Dog Owners
Got A New Puppy? Fun Ways To Choose Your Dog's Name
We got a new German Shepherd/Labrador Retriever puppy. Here are some of the things we considered that might also help you when naming your dog...
Are You Giving A Christmas Puppy As A Gift?
In addition to the time required to train and care for a new puppy and the financial obligations required throughout the dog's life, there are dozens of reasons that a Christmas puppy shouldn't be given as a gift on Christmas Day. BUT... here's how you can still give a Christmas puppy as a holiday gift!
How To Find A Good Dog Breeder
Reputable dog breeders truly care about the homes they send their puppies to and will interview prospective dog owners as thoroughly as you need to interview them. Here are the questions you need to ask dog breeders, as well as the questions they are likely to ask you.
Dog Labor & Delivery: What To Expect On The Day Your Dog's Puppies Are Born
Here are the nitty gritty details about dog birth -- from the stages of labor and delivery to the actual birthing process. You'll learn what to watch for and how to interact if your help is needed with one of the newborn puppies.
Is Your Dog Pregnant? Helpful Tips For Pregnant Dog Care
If you think your dog is pregnant, here's what to do, including the signs of pregnancy in a dog, gestation periods in dogs, and how to make your dog's pregnancy go the smoothest. Everything you need to know leading up to the birth of your dog's newborn puppies.
Before You Bring A New Puppy Home...
Did you know that a significant percentage of dogs found in shelters were put up for adoption by owners who chose the wrong dog for their lifestyle? Here are the things you need to consider before you bring a new dog home to live with you.
Dog Costs: The True Cost Of Owning A Dog & How To Save On Vet Care
Did you know that owning a dog costs about $1000 for the first year alone? Then, it costs about $500 each year after that -- and that's just for the basics! Here are a few ways to save money when you own a dog.
Abandoned Dogs Left Behind In Home Foreclosures
Hopefully, the next time you're interested in getting a dog you will consider picking your pet from a rescue shelter. But please do some homework first to ensure that your new dog doesn't wind up back at the shelter in a few months.
