In order to assist with the transition from shelter to new home, we’ve compiled a list of common mistakes to avoid when bringing home a new dog. · its not uncommon for people to make a few mistakes after adopting a dog, usually during that first month where everything is new and you re both still adjusting. · that cute, cuddly shelter dog might seem perfect for you…but is he? · getting a dog isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly. I thought it would be best to share their responses in their own words: If space is too limited, they can become restless, frustrated, or even destructive. · to ensure you havent overlooked anything valuable or unsafe, kneel to your pet s height and look at the room from their point of view – you might just spot something you never considered a temptation before. Before you sign those adoption papers, consider this expert advice first. So while you’re going through the dog adoption process, make sure you never do these six things. · i asked the rescue dogs 101 community the one thing they wished they knew before adopting their dog. · a new dog needs attention, physical and emotional support, and requires new financial commitments. · unlike cats, dogs need room to move, play, and burn off energy—it’s essential for their health and happiness. It’s a long-term commitment for which you want to be well-prepared.

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