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I'm an only child, so this is a great topic for me. I can totally relate to what my dogs need because kids need much of the same stuff as dogs. It's just common sense, but if you have only one dog, it can't hurt to read this list and make sure you're giving your Fido everything he or she needs to be fulfilled:
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Dogs
The Special Needs of Your 'Only Dog'
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- Exercise (duh!): Get out and walk!
- A job ( doubtful he will take out the trash, but you could try training him to bring in the newspaper or pick up his toys or be your doting companion (heel?).
- Affection: This is the easy stuff that you don't have to work at, like belly rubs and snuggles and hugs.
- Healthy food that doesn't make him fat and meets his particular needs nutritionally.
- Toys: They don't have to be expensive, but a few will help to keep him occupied when he needs a playmate and you are busy.
- Treats: Reward for good behavior and you'll get more of it.
- Dog companionship and socialization: Go to the dog park or visit friends with a dog regularly.
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Tanner's Favorite Exercise is Fetch in the Swimming Pool. I use this tool to throw the ball:
Follow All Things Dog at Twitter
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- Celebrating National Clean Dog Park Awareness Week: March 21-27
Find me on Facebook Follow me on Twitter Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET ASK THE TRAINER at All Things Dog Blog (c) photo copyright Carrie Boyko Tanner is Greeted by Park Guests What can one person do to make a difference? Here's a start: Visit...
- Cesar Millan Vs. Positive Reinforcement With Treats: Must It Be All Or Nothing?
Find me on Facebook Follow me on Twitter Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET Is it me, or are all the dog trainers in the country ganging up on Cesar Millan? I really don't get it. We all know treats work. We all know leadership works. We all know...
- Exercising Fido: Good For Both Of You
© photo copyright Carrie BoykoTanner Loves to Catch the Frisbee We've all read at least one article on losing weight that recommends getting a dog. The author invariably tells you that when you have the responsibility for walking a dog, you will...
- Teaching Your Dog To Fetch
By Ruthie Bently You can teach your dog to fetch a newspaper, Frisbee, beer, a ball, even an egg. You can teach your dog to fetch (or retrieve) anything that is small enough for them to get a secure grip on, pick up and bring back to you. Teaching your...
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