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Before You Get A Dog

Choosing to get a dog is a serious decision, and one which should not be made lightly. There are certain things that you should consider before rushing out to get a new pooch. First, think about what you're looking for in a pet. Is the dog going to be a companion for rambunctious children or for an older, quieter person? Do you want a dog who will accompany you on walks or runs or one who will guard your house? Depending upon your answers to these questions, certain breeds may be a better fit for you than others.

Also consider your lifestyle. If you live in a city in a small apartment, a smaller, less lively dog will likely be more appropriate for you. Will you be able to walk your dog daily or can you provide him with a fenced-in yard? How much time can you spend on training and socialization? You'll also want to consider whether you want a male dog or female dog. Generally speaking, females are often more affectionate and content in the home, while males can be more self-confident and dominant.


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