Just as the title says. I bought a dog food for puppies. Is it okay to mix it with water? My shih also likes to drink a lot of water. I want to try this since I still dont have enough money (my client still have to pay my designs)
I am only looking for alternative right now and this is the cheapest I can think of and search for because my extra money is for her vaccines
So my pupper is getting older and my goal is to take her to the beach this summer for the first time. She loves the lake and I KNOW she will love the beach. I live in Kentucky and want to take her to closest dog-friendly beach on the East Coast.
Any suggestions??
My wife and I recently got a dog. So I'm just trying to pick up as much information as possible when it comes to taking care of my new pet.
I recently learned that chocolate can actually be deadly for dog. I was just blown away by this fact.
Are all chocolate pretty much bad for dog? Are there certain types of chocolate that are worse and certain type of chocolate that are not as bad for dog?
What about consumable liquid? Are there any liquid type out there that as harmful to a dog as say chocolate?
What other type of food / consumables are harmful / deadly to dog?
Any other tips would greatly be appreciated, especially tips when it comes to food and consumables.
Thanks.
Hello Folks.
After my whole life of wanting a dog... I find a local rescue, and find a puppy, and get approved.
It's a 14 week old Male "Jack Russell Terrier Mix"
I am a first time dog-owner. While I admit I am highly motivated to do training and go build an obstacle course in the backyard, my family unit and I are mostly couch-potatoes outside of occasional nature outings etc.
I've watched Dogs 101. Read C.R.Brown "An Owners Guide to... JRT" and looked at numerous websites for breed traits and temperaments.
It looks like the JRT is an independent dog. While possessing velcro traits... It seems to still be inherently independent.
This coupled with the high-energy makes me concerned that it's the wrong dog for our family unit.
The breed that seems to fit best with our family unit is Boston Terrier (Low Energy. Velcro. Good Family Dog. Quiet)
I'm just lost.
Thank you for reading this drivel.
Alright. My dad finally cracked and said yes to us getting a dog. I have always wanted a dog, since I was a little kid. I have such a heart for animals. I have done a ton of research on tons of different breeds, I work as a vet tech and get to ask question/get to see first hand all the different kinds of dogs out there so Im fully aware of what I'm getting into and I'm able to make it happen. This is something I am finally able to make a reality and I'm so happy I get the opportunity to.
But because of that knowledge I'm getting overwhelmed by what kind of pupper to get! So many cute ones! So many need a good home! So what's where you guys come in. Can ya'll help me with some suggestions and perhaps gives some advice to a new soon to be dog owner? I currently have two resident cats that aren't going anywhere (as they're also my babies) so I'm looking to get a breed that's greats with all kinds of animals but aren't to big? Any and all suggestions are welcomed :)
