Diễn Đàn Chim Cảnh Việt Nam
In This Chapter Making sure there’s room in your life for a dog Calculating the cost of dog ownership Identifying your pet-owner responsibilities Taking a dog for a test drive You’re on the mark. You’re set. You’re ready to run . . . straight to the nearest pair of wistful puppy eyes. Whoa, there! Ever…
In This Chapter Going back in time to see how dogs became dogs Seeing how evolution affects your relationship with your pooch Helping your dog successfully learn Finding out why dogs behave the way they do You can offer your dog no greater gift than to understand her and her whole being. In other words,…
In This Chapter Choosing basic dog gear Sniffing out the coolest products Picking leashes and collars Finding fun dog stuff for you Going green with dog accessories A dog can get by without much in the way of material belongings, and a great many of them do. A collar. A leash. A container for water…
In This Chapter Puppy-proofing and buying supplies Introducing your adopted dog to his new life Spotting transitional problems that may require professional help Stressing routine for a better-adjusted dog Calming your puppy during socialization Conditioning your puppy to accept people of all sizes, races, and genders Introducing your puppy to wild animals, noises, and other…
In This Chapter Exploring possible places to find your new dog Buying long distance Rescuing a secondhand dog Getting an older dog from a breeder Understanding the importance of a puppy’s early environment Timing your purchase of a new puppy Taking in a stray You can find love in three places: right in front of…
In This Chapter Deciding on your dog’s diet Bathing your dog Clipping your dog’s nails Caring for your dog’s facial features You’ve seen dogs bouncing down the street at the end of a leash or streaking across the park after a tennis ball. Nails clipped, coats gleaming, white teeth flashing . . . can dogs…
In This Chapter Keeping your dog hydrated and rested Treating bone and soft-tissue injuries Treating shock Tricks, agility classes, and breed-specific activities are great ways to channel your dog’s energy and passions. If you’re like most people, you don’t think much about injuries when you’re starting out on a new adventure. You think about fun…
In This Chapter Getting your dog to jump, tunnel, burrow, and weave Jumping through hoops and walking the beam Stopping and holding in key positions Teaching your dog left from right If the sport of agility intrigues you but you’re not quite ready to make the leap, look around for some props and try these…
