Facts for those who love their furry friends

Dogs aren’t pets anymore, they’re family. It is important to treat them just like any other member in your family. As much information you would want to learn about parenting before having a baby, you should be prepared before adopting a dog. Here are ten facts about your furry buddies that you must know:
  1. Dogs take time to trust and love. But once they do, they will worship you. If they act aggressively it is mostly out of fear. Don’t hurt them, instead try and spend more time so they can get along.

  2. Dogs have a very short life span. They live for about 10-15 years. Make each minute count. Don’t ever hurt them because you mean everything to them and they can easily feel sad.

  3. Dogs are the only creatures that can understand human emotions with the very look. If you’re sad, he will lick your face and try to cuddle. Understand that he’s only trying to make you feel better.

  4. Dogs love being occupied. They easily get bored. They can play with a toy for hours.

  5. It is a myth that having a dog while having a baby can be bad for the baby. In fact the baby will learn to adjust and love over time.

  6. Research says that dog kisses could be good for you!

  7. They worship humans. Their ultimate goal is to make their master happy. So if they are acting clingy, don’t shoo them away. They’re only trying to make you happier.

  8. They are the most loyal. They keep gratitude and appreciate every little thing you do for them. Buy them a chew toy and you will be their favourite.

  9. Cuddling with dogs and playing with them can reduce stress.
  10. You love them or not, they will always love you!

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