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Tips to Find the Right Dog for Your Family

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Have you decided that it is time to bring a dog into your family? The fact is, you have to make sure that you are ready for a dog before you even start looking for a four-legged friend to join your family. It is also important that you fully understand how much it costs to own a dog.Once you are aware of all these factors, the next step is to determine what breed is right for you. There are a number of things you need to consider, with some of the most important being found here.After all, when you are informed, you can make a decision that will suit your wants and needs, and give your new pup a great life.

The Size

Do you know what size dog you want? For example, do you have your heart and mind set on a small dog that can fit in your lap? Or, do you prefer a larger breed, like the golden doodle (learn more here www.mdpuppiesonline.com)?It’s important to keep in mind that a smaller breed of dog is going to be more vulnerable and delicate than the larger breeds. If they are mishandled or stepped on, it can result in a serious injury. Additionally, a dog that is smaller is often more sensitive to the cold, too. This means you have to take steps to keep them warm.Remember, regardless of the dog size you get, they are going to need obedience training. Make sure you are prepared for this

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