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Guide to Taking Your New Puppy for Walks

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  For any new pup parents, there can be a lot of questions and anxiety about how to keep your new puppy healthy and active. There is a lot of research that goes into the right kind of diet for a puppy, based on their age as well as breed. However, diet is only one part of a healthy lifestyle for a dog of any age, even more so for a puppy. The right amount of exercise is needed along with the diet to ensure your new best friend remains healthy, active, and happy. WHAT IS THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF EXERCISE? For young puppies, you do not want them to over-exert themselves. Knowing the right amount of exercise is crucial to maintain a balanced lifestyle for your pup. Taking your puppy for a walk is the simplest form of exercise for it. It also becomes a part of potty training for your pup so that it knows when and where it is expected to do its business. There is a general rule that many pet health experts suggest. You take your puppy’s age in months and then you multiply it by five. The result

Few Steps to Follow When Moving With Your Dog

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  INTRODUCTION The move is a four-letter word and by the way, so does the word hate. Most of us hate moving to a new place as there is a lot of hassle involved with packing and unpacking.  Now moving can be a dreadful experience as there is the stress of planning everything from deciding what to pack and arranging transportation. Now even our four-legged friend who is uprooted with the surrounding of your old home may find it difficult to adjust and it may be downright traumatic.  Now we need to understand that dogs are territorial animals, this makes them have a great sense of belonging to their current home, and when in a new environment they naturally will feel uneasy. To solve this problem we will be sharing some useful practices to make your moving process easy and minimizing the possibility of your dog having anxiety or stress. We will be discussing three phases, which are  before moving day ,  moving day, and after moving. BEFORE MOVING DAY Familiarize your dog – it is vital to