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Selecting A Puppy

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Puppies are great are they a good match for you?

Five things a puppy must have:

* Be a member of your family- dogs that are locked in the backyard develop bad habits

* Have clear and consistently applied rules- dogs love structure and must have leadership

* Forgiveness for their mistakes and rewards for their successes- set them up to succeed

* Exposure to everything that they may encounter as adults- puppy kindergarten and obedience classes are a must

* Time... Time...Time- you get out what you put in

Selecting a Puppy...  

Part 1- Puppies are so cute but they can be a lot of work, when you choose a puppy what to expect (3 minutes- click on arrow to play).

Part 2- You have the time... now which puppy is right for you and what you need to know to make you new family member feel welcome.
 
4 minutes- Click on thumbnail to play

Part 3- How a good puppy grows into a good dog.
 
2 minutes- Click on thumbnail to play

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