How to care for a puppy - eBook

Introduction:

At times, looking after a puppy can be overwhelming. Your new role as a dog owner is to keep an eye on your pet's health.

As a dog owner, you have a responsibility to know when to call the vet. Don't let your pet's health slip through your fingers by waiting it out.

You can try this strategy in some cases, but it's usually best to seek professional help for your dog's illness. Depending on the dog's condition, a veterinarian can provide a variety of services.

Of course, a trip to the vet should be the final option. Your first duty is to protect your dog from injury or illness.

Remember that your pet's long-term well-being depends on a nutritious diet and regular exercise. Regular exercise and a healthy diet can help your pet stay fit and healthy as they grow older.

Keep an eye on what your pets eat and drink. To prevent the spread of disease-causing microorganisms in your dog's cage, you should clean it on a regular basis. Make sure your dog is hydrated. Make sure it's safe and clean for your pet.

At all times, keep your dog under control by putting it on a leash. I personally wouldn't want my dog running in front of a car, and you never know where it'll end up if you just leave it alone.

In addition to these tips, it's important to keep your dog's health in check. If you have any questions about your dog's health, you should always consult your veterinarian, and you and your dog will develop your own set of rules as your relationship grows.

To learn more, purchase our dog care guide to get ahead of the game and become a dog caring expert.

What does this eBook include

Chapter 1: Therapeutic Dogs

The Health Advantages Of Owning A Dog

Cardiovascular Health Improvement

Higher Survival Rates And Faster Recovery

Fewer Doctor's Appointments

Chapter 2: When Your Best Friend Gets Lost

Fun Activities To Do With Your Dog

Adopting A Adult Dog Or A Puppy

Puppies

Adult Dogs

Chapter 3: Knowing About a Dogs Behaviour

Bite From A Dog

Excitement

Protection

Pain

Fear

Preventing Or Dealing With Dog Bites

Never Approach An Unknown Dog

Do Not Pet Unknown Dogs

Don't Turn Around And Flee From A Dog

Don't Bother A Dog

Don't Panic

Treat The Wound As Soon As Possible

Inform The Animal Control Agency In Your Area About The Bite

Chapter 4: Breeding – Dogs During Labour

How To Choose The Best Dog Breeders

Seek Out Reputable Breeders

Stay Away From Backyard Breeders, Puppy Mills, And Pet Stores.

The Game Of Naming Different Breeds

Chapter 5: Vaccination and Its Importance

Immunization And Rabies

The Puppies' Age

For Dogs Ranging In Age From 20 Weeks To 2 Years

For Dogs Two Years Or Older

Heartworms In Your Dog

Is Heartworm Infection Treatable?

How To Care For Your Dog's Gums And Teeth

Periodontitis

Gingivitis

Fractures Of The Teeth

How To Avoid Dental Issues

Chapter 6: Homemade Dog Diets

Buying Guidelines For Dog Food

Chocolate Is Poisonous To Dogs

Examine The Label

Don't Throw A Bone To A Dog

Supplements For Dog Food Aren't Necessary

Raw Fish And Eggs Are Not Permitted

Chapter 7: Vaccinations

Frequently Asked Vaccination Questions

Conclusion

Traveling With Your Dog

Recruiting A Pet Sitter

Putting Your Dog In A Kennel

Taking Your Dog On A Trip

Travel Abroad­