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Tips For a New Dog Owner

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Date: 02/07/2005 Topics: Pets > Dogs | Readers Request > Pets | Old Categories > Pets  
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I have a miniature poodle and would like to know how to take care of him. Any tips for a new pet owner would be appreciated.

Rover from Brooklyn N.Y.
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By sheryl (Guest Post)
Treat him like a dog. Even though a new puppy is soo cute and adorable, NEVER allow him to do any thing as a puppy that you don't want him to do later as a full grown muddy excited dog. Even toy poodles can get muddy and jumping up on new stockings or clean clothes will ruin them in a hurry. I have had LOTS of dogs small and LARGE, but recently we got a Siberian Husky/ German Shepherd mix puppy and it was to be my husbands dog. Little things ... jumping on you when you come home, putting her front feet on the bed when she needed out to potty, laying on "DADDIES" chest on the sofa.. so cute. I tried to tell him. Now we have an 80 pound baby. The front feet on the bed = whole dog streached from one side of the bed to the other (back feet still on floor & this is a waterbed) Rude dog jumping happily when she sees you (BE ready with extra clothes for work) And She is awfully disappointed when she tries to lay on daddies chest on the sofa! Start early teaching simple manners and obedience and you will always be proud of your pet.

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