Adopting A Dog Plr Ebook

Ebook Table Of Contents

Tips to Avoid Disappointment    3
Comparing Breeds    4
Considering a Mixed Breed    5
Being Reasonable    6
Networking with Others    8
Getting the Facts: Researching Your Breed    9
Getting to Know Your Dog    11
Preparing Your Home & Family for Your New Dog!    13
Purchasing Your Dog’s Supplies    15
Where are the Breeders?    17
Is Your Dog in Good Condition?    19
Your Dog is a Long-Term Investment!    21
Bringing Your New Dog Home!    23
Enjoying Your New Dog!    25

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Tips to Avoid Disappointment

When you are planning to adopt a dog, there are some very important points to keep in mind to make sure that you are delighted with your new dog.  They can mean the difference between regretting your decision and having a wonderful new friend whom you will enjoy and cherish.

One mistake to avoid is buying a dog on the spur of the moment.  You may see a dog in a pet shop, or read an ad in the newspaper, and decide that you absolutely must have that dog.  A hasty decision in purchasing a new dog is never a good idea.  Instead, you should read through this book, learn all there is to know about the breed of dog you are thinking about, and decide if he will fit well into your life and your home.

A second mistake is to underestimate the cost of a new dog.  Whether you choose an expensive purebred or a mixed breed, buying a dog is far from being the only cost involved.  Your dog will need food and other supplies, and visits to the veterinarian.  As you want your dog to always be in the fine condition as when you first bought him, you need to know that you can afford his upkeep.

Another factor in disappointment is trying to recreate a relationship you had with a dog in your childhood or youth.  You may be tempted to think that all dogs of this particular breed are exactly the same.  You can avoid disappointment by realizing that every dog is an individual–  just like people.  Your new dog’s personality and needs may be much different from the dog you had before, even if he is the same breed.