Raising Dogs Have Consideration Too

Throughout history, dogs have constantly
accompanied humans and have even grown to
successfully carry out specific tasks after being
properly trained. Nevertheless, dogs do not have
to be professionally trained in order to be taken
care of and appreciated by its owners. Recent
research findings have validated what most dog
owners already know, with the results stating
that the average person's personality influences
their preferences when it comes to which pet most
deserves their care and attention.

Needless to say, researchers have confirmed that
there's a grain of truth between the correlation
of an individual's personality and the type of
breed that they'll most likely choose, dependent
on factors such as extroversion, personality,
intelligence, conscientiousness, emotional
stability and overall agreeableness which will
come into play later if you decide to dog train
your pet. Evidently, people who like to venture
outdoors on a fine day tend to stick with hounds
or pastoral dogs, while more aloof personalities
find a lot more in common with toy dogs.

If you're ready to raise a dog but still unsure
about which breed best fits with your lifestyle,
looking up the pros and cons of each distinctive
dog breed (the Kennel Club officially splits
canine breeds into seven distinct categories, the
aforementioned pastoral, toy and hound dogs,
utility breeds, working breeds, gun dogs as well
as terriers).

Regardless of which breed you end up with, there
are a few basic steps that you would do well to
follow if you want your pet to be well adjusted
as well as good natured. After all, an out of
control canine is likely to give you a lot of
stress, inadequate potty training, unusual
hostility near fellow pets and strangers as well
as being doggedly stubborn are just some of the
negative traits your furry companions may pick up
that can seriously ruin your day.

All of the aforementioned issues in addition to a
host of similarly problematic traits can be
avoided and in some cases removed by providing
your pet with proper training at an early age.
Moreover, once you've chosen a permanent name for
your pet, make sure that he or she associates it
with positive attributes such as doggie treats,
an affectionate belly rub, a safe chew toy or any
other pleasant things that your pet might be
partial to.

Socializing your pet dog with his or her own kind
is likewise recommended, but always be sure to
give him or her plenty of rest and "me time"
afterwards. On the other hand, a trip to the
veterinarian might not be on top of the list of
things that your pet might like, but you should
always set aside time for occasional checkups and
examination to ensure that your pet is safe and
free from illnesses.


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The author writes for http://sitdropstay.com.au/
which provides information regarding dog training
Brisbane. Sitdropstay was created in response to
an urgent need to improve the quality of dog
training and knowledge of canine behaviour.


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