So you decided you want a dog! Many people are making that same choice every day. But which breed of dog should you choose? Here are a few things to consider when deciding.
The Big Outdoors
Do you live in an apartment? Some dogs thrive in that environment, while others cannot. Must all exercise be at the end of a leash, or is she free to run? Consider the exercise needs of the dog you opt for.
Young Children or Older?
Most dogs love everyone in their pack, but younger kids may task their patience. Herding dogs may tend to herd the younger children.
What Is Your Activity Level?
Are you a couch potato? Or are you always out for a jog, enjoying the outdoors? Activity is important to a dog, both to maintain their general well-being, and to keep their behavior under control. But the exercise needs varies depending on the type of dog.
Proper Nutrition Can Be Costly
The feeding requirements will vary depending on the size of the dog or how active that dog is. Buying lower quality dog food because of the bigger need is not really an option. Skimping on nutritional needs could actually cost more due to poor health. The total cost of adopting your dog should be a major factor in making your decision.
Conclusion
{Where you live, young children, older children, or no kids, your activity level, and your ability to feed the dog well are all factors in deciding which dog is best for you. |Many factors should be considered in choosing the right dog breed for you. Deciding to bring a dog into your family is a good choice. Bringing the right dog into the family is a great decision!
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