It is easy to think that just because you have had success
with one dog that another one will be “a great companion” for the first
one. Think carefully, then decide what
is best for your 4-legged child and the rest of your family. One plus one does not always result in
synergy. Before you start looking at
local shelters and rescue facilities give it plenty of thought and discussion.
Whether you wish to admit it or not two dogs = three times
more work. Each dog needs individual
training and attention. This is not like
an older sister baby-sitting her younger brother. Dogs often teach each other bad
behavior. Bad habits will often manifest
themselves in BOTH. Have you considered
your current dog’s likes and dislikes…you should!
One thing is certain. IF you take the plunge, then start the
training process off on the right foot.
Even if your first dog has been professionally trained call on the 40+
years of loving, humane dog training provided by Dennis Danskin. Dennis will get and KEEP your household on
track by assuring well-behaved additions to your family. Call Dennis right away at (702) 327-4744.
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