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I think most of us would agree that when we are considering adopting a child or having one of our own, we should ask ourselves several basic questions:

First, can we afford this child? Second, is our current home large enough for the expanded family? Last, can we provide the proper education for our family member?

These same considerations should be undertaken when considering the purchase or adoption of a new puppy or adult dog. You should ask yourself: Do I have financial means to provide the proper nutrition and medical care for this new family member? Is my yard large enough for the size pet I’m considering? Do I have the time and means to provide a proper education or training for my new pet?

Whether you are considering an adult dog or a puppy, education or the proper training will ensure a happy life in your home for you and your pet.

The best time to call for training assistance is BEFORE you get the new pet. Have a program planned before you bring it into your family. Part of this program should include a list of equipment and supplies you’ll need for the first weeks after the pup’s arrival.

Here are some key techniques to assist with Barking and Whining:

42. The Dog That Barks When Left Alone

43. Barking on Command

44. Separation Anxiety

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