At times when having a dog at home and being busy, your dog can get lonely. It’s not the best thought in the world that you have a pet at home who does feel this way, but at times it’s a reality. There are some things that you can do that will help your lonely dog not feel so alone.
Sleep in the same room as your dog. Don’t keep them away all day when you are gone then close them off all night. Sometimes having the ability to come near you in the same room while sleeping, your dog will feel more of a connection.
Spend time with your dog when you are home. Be sure …

There is no greater and wider pleasure than the experience of raising your first dog. Seeing that fluffy puppy running all around your backyard and devastating your home, riding your couch and jumping all over your place…now that’s what I call adrenaline! The simple joy of walking side by side with your buddy out in the fresh air, throwing a stick, spend some quiet time…just you and your very best friend! Dogs are nothing but a blessing for those who love animals and care for their safety. And it might be fun too! Dogs stand for purely unconditioned love. They don’t care if you’re rich or poor, smart of dumb, black or white, fat or …

Why
Over the years I’ve worked with countless dog-owning young couples with feelings so strong for their dogs that they could not imagine those feelings could be any stronger for a child.
However, when they became pregnant they found released from within an even greater capacity for love. An accompanying byproduct of this heightened state is a fierce, innate, hard wired need to provide the safest of environments for their child. From that moment and for many years to come they know that all decisions will revolve around the impact they will have on their child. That first pregnancy launches a furied time of preparation part of which is includes an evaluation of their current environment from …