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Do you feel that you are the sort of person who could take on a rescued dog? It is hugely rewarding to give a dog a second chance, but you want to be confident that you provide you new companion with the best possible care and training. Living With A Rescued Dog tells you everything you need to know including choosing the dog to suit your lifestyle, the practical care required, plus detailed training exercises to educate and socialise your dog. Illustrate with stunning photography, this book is the essential companion for any rescued dog.
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Big, small, laid-back, energetic... you will come across all shapes, sizes, and characters at a dog rehoming centre. Given that you can't take them all home with you, how do you choose which will best suit your lifestyle?
Living With A Rescued Dog starts by giving information on all the different breeds and crossbreeds that you might meet, and working out what their individual needs may be. Attention then switches to you, the new owner, and guidance is given to help you select a perfect partner for your family set-up.
At last, the big day arrives when it is time to collect your dog, and step-by-step guidance is provided so that the settling-in period goes as smoothly as possible. You will find out how to make your dog feel safe and secure in his new home, and ensure that he respects all members of his family - humans and animals alike.
Every owner wants a well-trained dog. Chapters devoted to training and socialisation give you comprehensive programme of eductaion that will suit puppies, youngsters and the older dog. It is also essential to keep a close check on your dog's physical welfare, and there is information on diet, grooming, exercise and routine care.
Finally, Dogs Trust Veterinary Director, Chris Laurence conttributes a chapter on health care that focusses on the specific needs of rescued dogs.
Living With A Rescued Dog starts by giving information on all the different breeds and crossbreeds that you might meet, and working out what their individual needs may be. Attention then switches to you, the new owner, and guidance is given to help you select a perfect partner for your family set-up.
At last, the big day arrives when it is time to collect your dog, and step-by-step guidance is provided so that the settling-in period goes as smoothly as possible. You will find out how to make your dog feel safe and secure in his new home, and ensure that he respects all members of his family - humans and animals alike.
Every owner wants a well-trained dog. Chapters devoted to training and socialisation give you comprehensive programme of eductaion that will suit puppies, youngsters and the older dog. It is also essential to keep a close check on your dog's physical welfare, and there is information on diet, grooming, exercise and routine care.
Finally, Dogs Trust Veterinary Director, Chris Laurence conttributes a chapter on health care that focusses on the specific needs of rescued dogs.
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