Article From SubmitYOURArticle.com: Effective Ways of Responsible Dog Training and Ownership

"Do not do unto others what you don't want others
to do unto you." That's the golden rule according
to Confucius, a great Chinese philosopher. That
rule can be applied to practically any aspect of
life including your being a dog owner. If you do
not like the idea of your neighbor's dogs
disturbing you, you should also make yourself a
responsible dog owner to avoid conflict and to
gain respect from others.

To bring your neighbors and your dogs closer to
you, you can do the following tips:

1. Teach your dog. You don't need to be an expert
to train your dog the basics. With simple dog
training, your dog should be learn where to
sleep, where to poop, when to bark, and so on.
These basics should teach him how to properly
behave inside and outside your home.

2. Socialize your dog. If your neighbor has a
dog, take time to let them play together so they
won't bark at each other or your neighbor with
every sight. As a responsible dog owner, you
should train your dog not to bark at your
friendly neighbors because aside from the fact
that it can be rude, a dog barking behind your
neighbors back can also be annoying.

3. Treat your furry pet nicely and properly.
Remember that your dog's character largely
reflects how you treat him. So make sure to give
him proper attention and see to it that he gets
all his needs like food, a safe and comfortable
shelter, vaccination, and the likes right on time.

4. Make your dog feel comfortable and safe. Pets
that are well taken cared of are always happy.
When properly taken cared of, dogs grow healthy
and friendly. Regularly bathe him, feed him on
time, and make sure he's always comfortable and
safe.

5. Provide a safe and healthy environment for
your dog. Avoid having your dog annoy your
neighbors like sleeping on their mats or pooping
at their porch. Give him a safe and conducive
environment. Make his doghouse well ventilated,
clean, and spacious. This way he would always
love to stay there and not anywhere else where
your neighbors will be disturbed or annoyed.

6. Practice responsible dog ownership. A
responsible dog owner will know exactly what his
pet needs and will provide them accordingly. This
is so his pet will not wander about in the
neighborhood barking at the unfamiliar faces or
roaming around looking for food and a good place
to call home.

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As a responsible dog owner, you should know your
pet's basic needs and be able to provide them
accordingly. This should prevent him from
wandering about in the neighborhood and probably
hurt your neighbors or himself. Visit
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owner.

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