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Whelping is a term used to refer to the birth process of canines, when the female gun dog gives birth to a litter of puppies. Most female hunting dogs (bitches) will go through this process naturally, with little help needed from you or a veterinarian. Occasionally, though, some help is needed and if you understand the process and what is expected at each stage of whelping, you’ll be prepared to give aid when it is needed.When you have a pregnant gun dog and she is about to give birth, this process is called “whelping”. In most cases, the mother dog will know how to do this alone, but in some cases help may be needed by you or a vet. If you are thinking about breeding dogs, and having the mother deliver them at home, then you should really become familiar with whelping and all that goes into to it.

A bitch will be pregnant for about 58 to 68 days. Towards the end of this gestation period, at about the fifty-eighth day, you’ll want to start watching for signs of labor. Take the dog’s temperature regularly and watch for a sudden drop to about 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit as this is an indication that she will begin whelping within the next 24 hours. You can rent or buy a thermometer meant especially for this task from a veterinarian. Use a little lubricant, such as petroleum jelly, to help the process.The gestation period for dogs is 58 to 68 days. As that 58th day approaches you will want to keep a close eye for signs that your pregnant dog is about to go into labor. I typically take my dogs temperature as the days get closer to the expected delivery date and watch carefully for a sudden drop in her temperature. Now dogs typically have a normal temperature of 101.3 degrees Fahrenheit but about 24 hours prior to delivery their temperature will drop by a couple degrees to 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit, indicating birth is imminent.

Make available a whelping box (any box large enough for her to comfortably stretch in). It can be cardboard, plastic, or wooden. She will naturally begin nesting in that box shortly before the whelping process is to begin. Her instincts are telling her to prepare for the puppies.In order for you dog to feel “prepared” for the whelping process, it is necessary for you to provide some version of a “whelping box” for her. This can be a professionally made one, or something as simple as a cardboard box, which ever she feels more comfortable in. Once the whelping process has begun the mother dog will begin a process called “nesting” which means the dog will take anything available whether it be newspaper, blankets, or towels to prepare a comfortable place for her to give birth.

Don’t hold that 24-hour rule for temperature drop to whelping too fast, however. Often, this temperature drop happens only a few minutes or hours before the event. Nesting and temperature change together are sure indications no matter what, though. Be prepared anytime after her 58th day of pregnancy for her to go into labor at any time. When she does go into labor, she will begin contractions, which will be clearly visible as her muscles from shoulder to tail will contract and release rhythmically and she will likely lie down and find a comfortable place in her whelping box. She will whimper slightly and begin licking herself to prepare for birth.It is always to keep in mind though that when your dog’s temperature drops, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have 24 hours until the puppies are born. It can often happen within only a few hours before labor begins. If your dog begins whelping, and her temperature drops, that is a sure sign that labor will begin very soon. Labor is very easy to spot, she will begin having contractions which will be easily spotted. The muscles from her shoulder to her tail will contract and release over and over again. At this time she will most likely be very restless and try to find a comfortable position.

It’s likely that from here on in, you will only be an observer, watching as the pups emerge one after another. It can take several minutes or even hours. A bitch that has not had puppies before will likely take longer than one who hasn’t, but there is no hard-and-fast rule. If the process takes more than two or three hours, call a veterinarian for advice.As the puppies do begin to arrive the female should know how to handle to puppies but be there to offer assistance in case she begins to struggle or has a hard time tending to all the puppies. Some females will whelp puppies quickly, while other will take longer. If you female experiences excess labor for more than 3 hours seek a vet’s advice.

If more than an hour goes by with her in labor but producing no puppies, help her up and take her for a brief walk around the area or (if the weather is good) in the yard. Do not go further than you can carry her, however, so that if she collapses into birth, you can quickly take her back to her whelping box. Feathering is another technique that can help stimulate birth. Put on a latex glove and lubricate with KY jelly or another non-toxic lubricant and gently insert your finger into her vulva up to the top of her vagina.To speed the process up or if you find that a considerable amount of time has gone by between delivery of puppies you can take her for a quick walk. Keep a close eye on your female this short walk may create an unexpected birth outside of the whelping box. Another way to stimulate birth is to use a technique called feathering. With a latex glove and some KY jelly, gently insert a single finger into your female’s vulva lightly lifting it to the edge of her vagina, in an up and out motion.

When the puppies finally do come, they will be preceded by a gush of fluid as her water breaks. After her water has broken, expect a puppy within twenty minutes and more to follow shortly after, one after another. They are usually born head first and the mother will naturally know when to stop. You can “feel” her gut by gently pressing with your fingers to see if more puppies are due to arrive.When a puppy is being born it is accompanied by the water sac, which can either be with in tactic, or ruptured prior to the puppy being fully delivered. The puppy is usually delivered head first.

Once they are born, the mother will likely do all the work caring for the puppies. Make sure that warm, damp rags are ready for wiping down the pups and for gently massaging them to stimulate breathing. Most likely, mother will do this with her tongue as the pups are born, so again, you will likely just watch. Do not pick up or handle the puppies any more than medically necessary during the first few hours so that they can have mom’s full attention. Gentle, shortly-timed handling for the first week or so is recommended while the puppies acclimate and grow.Once the puppies are delivered, mom knows what to do. She will clean them and make sure they are breathing, if this does not happen, you can clean the puppy off yourself and take a clean dry towel and rub the puppy until they begin to cry. This will both clean and get them breathing all in one step. It should however be taken into consideration that handling the puppies more than medically necessary shouldn’t be done within the first week of birth.

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It’s summer and it seems like fleas are everywhere. Luckily, today’s pet owner has an arsenal of flea treatments at their disposal. Pyrethrin is a safe and widely used insecticide. Methoprene and Fenoxycarb are insect growth regulators (IGR) which prevent eggs and larvae from developing into pupae. Always treat hunting dogs and their environment at the same time.

Fleas are difficult to kill – their pupa are resistant to most insecticides because of the cocoon they wrap themselves in – and this often results in new fleas being hatched about two weeks after you perform a treatment. What most people don’t realize is that the lifespan of a flea can vary from as little as two (2) weeks to as much as eight (8) months. If you fail to kill the pupa before they hatch you have to start the entire process all over again.

Flea Baths
When you wash your dog with flea bath using special flea shampoo, any live fleas will be killed. A flea dip is very strong and excessively laden with chemicals, so use them with care and only in severe situations. Stay away from flea dips if you have small children at home.

Spot On Medications
This type of flea treatment is administered between the shoulder blades of the pet. It’s a monthly treatment that will kill adult fleas for sure, and some brands will even prevent larvae and egg growth. These medications can only be used on dogs older than eight weeks. Water activities, like swimming or baths can make spot on medications less effective.

Pill Flea Treatment
Perhaps one of the easiest and most effective flea control is this one for the simple reason that it acts similar to birth control! These pills are effective for one month and they sterilize any flea that bites your dog preventing them from laying eggs before they die. The other advantage of this treatment is that it doesn’t wash off making it ideal for dogs that stay indoors.

Natural Methods
Not everyone likes to use chemicals for flea control purposes. If this is the case, you should vacuum thoroughly as often as possible. In addition to carpets, vacuum furniture, pillows, and bedding. Properly discard the bag, or burn it, right away. Secondly, you should wash everything in the hot water cycle. Lastly, use dried pennyroyal, diactomaceous earth, or pyretthrum powder. Apply it on pet bedding and underneath cushions and mattresses. However, don’t use pennyroyal if your dog is pregnant. Repeat this process every few days.

Clean from inside out
Pet bedding, furniture, cushions, and thick carpets are fleas’ havens. Before treatment, always vacuum everything and everywhere in your home. Then, burn or properly discard vacuum bags immediately. Fleas love dust and hair, so this is important. It’s also important to wash all pet clothing and bedding in hot water. Insecticides are most effective on young, immature fleas.

Outside, fleas love wet, shady areas like dog houses, flower beds, and under decks or porches. Treat any location where your pet spends a lot of time. Fully mow and rake your yard. Get rid of leaves in flower beds and under bushes to increase the areas exposed to insecticides. The garage, basement and other places with non-carpeted floors should be thoroughly mopped to get rid of flea larvae hiding in crevices. Wash pet carriers and vacuum the car!

You can also choose a fogger or spray for your home, yard, and other areas, as they are very effective. You may need to repeat treatment in areas of severe infestation, usually every 2 or 3 weeks.

Flea bites cause all kinds of problems for pets and people. Intense itching can lead to skin problems, hair loss and infections. A bad infestation can lead to anemia and tapeworms. Allergies to flea saliva can cause flea dermatitis. Getting rid of a flea infestation is imperative for the health of your pet. Following these steps will help your pet and your home stay flea free.

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Parasites – The blight of ticks

Ticks can be considered by many as the worst external parasite which can be found on your dog. These bloodsucking parasites bury their head under the dog’s skin and lives from his blood while in return exposes your pet to dangerous diseases and viruses. These ticks can carry diseases like Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever as well as Ehrlichiosis.

A tick’s life

In general, the average tick which makes its way to your dog falls under a 3-host category. In basic form, this means that the larvae, the nymphs as well as the full grown adults live their life attached to your dog; all the while they feed from your dog’s blood. Once bitten, the tick causes the dog’s skin to become irritated and while this occurs with just a single tick, imagine an entire family calling your pet their new home.

Throughout their life, the tick starts off as a larvae and has six legs. As a larvae, the tick will feed from the dog’s blood for about 3 days before letting go of the dog. Once it lets go, the tick turns into a nymph and has eight legs. As a nymph, it can now lay eggs and will feed for another 7 to 10days before molting into a full-grown adult tick.

With eggs attached, if the tick turns into a female, it will then fertilize the eggs while at the same time consume vast amounts of your dog’s blood which allows it to grow in size rather quickly. These female ticks are usually easy to spot at this stage but hopefully you have spotted them and removed them long before they reach the adult stage. You will probably want to pick up a double dog feeder or a double dog diner to keep your dogs food off the nasty floor.

Tick Removal

It is important that you remove the tick as soon as possible because they will burrow themselves in deeper under the skin. The deeper they burrow themselves the harder t will be to remove them. When it comes to removing the tick though, do not try pulling it off or scraping it off with your finger because their head is burrowed under your dog’s skin. Using a pair of fine tweezers, grab a hold of the base of the tick’s head to remove them. Sometimes this is not easy depending on how deeply the tick has burrowed under the skin. Their are many different dog supplies that can help with your dog parasite problems.

It is important to make sure that all of the tick’s head is removed because any part that is left will also leave the dog’s skin irritated. Just remember that the sooner the better when it comes to the removal of ticks. Do not try to burn them off because you may catch your pet’s fur on fire and do not use alcohol, just use a simple pair of fine tweezers.

Dogs age at approximately seven times the rate humans do. So it’s not surprising that your dog should have a physical examination at least every seven “dog years”–that’s every year in human terms. And as your pet gets middle-aged–that’s over 40 in people years or over 6 in dog years–physicals are recommended twice a year.

“Not only do dogs get older faster than people do, but their ailments progress more quickly, too,” according to veterinary doctors.

A once-a-year physical gives your dog doctor a chance to sit down and chat with your pet about what’s changing in his/her life. More importantly, yearly physicals let your pet’s veterinarian establish what is normal in your dog, so he or she will know when something is abnormal.

A yearly physical is good preventive medicine. According to the veterinaians, “Finding and treating diseases in the early stages gives your pet a much better prognosis than discovering a disease already in full swing,”. Your veterinarian may observe changes in your pet that you haven’t noticed.

During the physical examination, your veterinarian will look for systemic abnormalities. During physicals the veterinarian will move from the front to the back of your dog observing any abnormalities, starting with the eyes, ears, nose, and throat and moving to the lungs, heart, and gastrointestinal tract. Always checking for new lumps or bumps as he/she moves along.”

Heartworm tests should also be done at the time of the annual physical. Heartworm is a serious disease, common everywhere mosquitoes live. The physical exam is a good time to keep up to date on vaccines. Our veterinarian also suggests checking whether your pet has worms or other parasites once a year. A simple fecal test can determine whether your de-worming protocol is working.

Between annual examinations, be on the lookout for signs that your dog is having trouble: not eating, changes in weight, vomiting, coughing, sneezing, elimination problems, or other changes in habits. Any of these may indicate the need for an extra visit to your veterinarian.

If your dog is healthy, you will find that he/she becomes more active.Engaging your healthy dog in activities is a sure way to keep him happy and healthy. The dog collars you have packed away will once again become useful, once your dog feel better.

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A yearly physical is good preventive medicine. According to the veterinaians, “Finding and treating diseases in the early stages gives your pet a much better prognosis than discovering a disease already in full swing,”. Your veterinarian may observe changes in your pet that you haven’t noticed.

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Dogs that lead a very active lifestyle demand a more comprehensive diet than average dogs require. Examples of these hard-working dogs are those that participate in agility competitions as well as those that team up with law enforcement on a search-and-rescue mission.

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To simply say these types are dogs that are on the “go” is a grand understatement! However, should you have one of these terrific dogs it is essential that their diet be rich in nutrients and protein sources. These dogs need larger doses of food and certain types of nutrients.

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A typical working dog would need about 2 – 5 times more calories than a less active dog. These extra calories are converted into energy that helps our dog athletes perform better. This is crucial for these dogs during the times when they are most active! Remember not all dogs can handle this lifestyle, so if you want a dog that has this lifestyle, you must get a breed or sporting class dog! You should never work another breed as these dogs are because again not all breeds can handle what these can! Remember these are the Sporting dogs such as your herders,retrievers,ect.

“What nutrients should my athletic dog be getting? What do I look for?” is a common question! We have outlined 4 basic and essential nutrients that should be in your Working/Sporting dog’s diet!

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Carbohydrate: Once your dog reaches adulthood, he has no need for carbohydrates in his diet, although he is able to absorb this nutrient if eaten. Less carbohydrates in the adult dog’s diet creates better performance. Therefore, minimum amount of carbohydrates is required for the working dog or any dog that participates in any kind of activity that lasts for more than two minutes.

The next nutrient you want in your dog’s diet is PROTEIN! Protein is very important because it contains amino acids. Amino Acids are important because they are the building blocks for hormones, tissues and muscles, and enzymes. Proteins develop muscle mass and strength. Important to know though is too much protein can lead to excessive protein breakdown and that could pose health problems. You want high protein sources according to what your dog’s diet needs for muscle development and structrual repair! No more, no less!

Your dog’s diet needs fats. Not bad fats and not excessive amounts of fats, but the good fats! The main source of energy for working and intermediate athletic dogs comes from fats. This nutrient contains about twice as much energy as carbohydrates and protein provides. Adding more fat to your dog’s diet is the best way to increase his energy and strength. A diet high in fat is more appealing to your dog while at the same time providing him with better endurance.

Therefore, it is very important to supply him with adequate amount of essential fatty acids along with saturated and unsaturated fats. So far we have covered that your dog needs a little carbohydrates from healthy sources, how important protein is and that it is a necessity, and the difference from good and bad fats that are essential to the diet of your working and intermediate sportster!

The final essential nutrient is a definate no brainer, it’s Water! H2O is lost during laborous activity and hydration is crucial if not absolutely necessary! Water is packed with nutrients and minerals that are good for your dog and water also helps them to start the digestion process and their circulatory and coronary systems as well as their brains. So don’t forget to keep a boutiful supply of water for your dog to drink when they need some hydration! These 4 key nutrients will ensure your high performance Working/Sporting breed dog will have optimum and robust health and performance!

Time keeping and scheduling is very important to make a man successful. Well, this success mantra has been heard by many of us many times. But just as we need to follow a strict schedule of a few daily activities in order to maintain the overall health of your body and mind, same is the case with dogs. Keeping your dog on a particular schedule is very important for its health. Irregular habits can seriously hamper its well-being and keep it sick for lengthy periods.

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By schedule here we mean, the eating, sleeping and wandering time of a dog. It is important to feed the dog at proper times. Dogs are not humans and they get restless when they are hungry. There have been many instances where hunger has driven a dog crazy. And you certainly don’t want to deal with crazy dogs.

Also, important eating habits can seriously malnourish the dog as the biological system of a dog is not as adaptable as that of humans. Also, dogs need a free roaming around time everyday in order to freshen themselves. Have a specific time when the dog is taken for a walk. Mornings and evenings are the best time periods as the air is cool, there is minimal heat and the neighborhood is buzzing with people which a dog loves. Also, ensure that the dog sleeps and wakes up on time. Less sleep can make your dog dull and weak. And excessive sleep is certain to make it weak and lazy. This will also be followed by increase in weight and fatness of the dog.

In order to maintain a fixed schedule for your dog, you should have a fixed schedule for yourself. All the activities a dog carries out depend on his master. If the master is not on time then the dog does not get his food on time. He also does not get his walk on time. And due to these two, the dog even does not get his sleep on time as he is extremely faithful and loyal to his master. Also make use of equipments like shock collar to get you dog into the habit of following a schedule. Till the time it gets used to the schedule, punish it appropriately so that it can learn quickly and efficiently.

A collar for your dog is very important. It is the key identifier when people discriminate between pet dogs and stray dogs. A dog catcher will only differentiate between a stray dog and a pet dog by looking at the collar. If your dog is found without the collar on the roads then your dog will be caught and taken to the dog pound.

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Therefore it is essential that you keep your dog on a collar all the time. A collar will ensure that the dog is domesticated and not dangerous. A collar will also help to track down a missing dog. If your dog is lost then the collar can be of great deal of assistance in finding your dog back.

The description of a collar can make finding your dog back a whole lot easier process. Also there are many collars available like the shock collars that are used for training and modification of behavior of the dogs. However such collars are not recommended as a dog’s behavior should be only changed with love and understanding and not by force. The collar must be a symbol on the dog to signify that the dog is yours.

Choosing a collar for the dog can be a hard task. There are many collars that are available in the market today that are made for dogs. You should choose a collage for your dog that is light and comfortable and does not strangle your dog.

The collar should not make the dog feel uncomfortable in any way. The collar on the dog should not obstruct the movement of the neck of the dog. At the same time the collar of the dog should not be too dangling as then the dog will fiddle with the collar and tear it loose. The collar should not be too heavy on the dog it should fee light on the dog. When buying a collar, feel the material inside the collar and check weather it is soft or not.

This is something that your dog is going to wear for the rest of his life and hence make sure that what you are buying is comfortable for your dog. The collar can have decorative pieces on it buy make sure that it is not heavy. Also it is a good idea to have the dogs initial prescribed on the collar or having information of your residence on the collar incase your dog gets lost.

The open road is a delight to man and his best friend. Right? This can be the case, but you may have to do a little ground work before you speed off into the sunset. Dogs, like humans, may get carsick. And like us, they also need to learn car etiquette. Here are tips to ensure a drama-free road trip.

If you have a puppy, it’s best to consider the car a training ground. To begin, invite your puppy into the car. Enforce the sit and stay rule and remain calm. Award them a treat if they follow your directions. Quick Note: You should always think about how you can get your dog his or her Small Dog Supplies every day. Also if you are looking for your dog his or her own stylish Small Dog Clothes and Small Dog Coats then you should check out Doggy Dog Supplies. After practicing this a few times, crank the car and drive down the driveway. Remember to reinforce the sit and stay rule. After you feel confident that all is well, you and your dog can drive around the block. Don’t go too far on the first drive. After all, your pup may be prone to car sickness.

Once on the open road, remember to concentrate, first and foremost, on the traffic. Do not allow your dog to sit in your lap or climb at will around the car. And, they should not get anywhere near the gas or break petals. On your first drives, you may notice excess salivation ending in throw up. If this happens, remain calm and, if at all possible, head home. Chances are, your pup may grow out of this phase. If not, see your vet for a mild, safe sedative.

A calm dog who teats the car seat as he does his bed is idea. But, not all dogs can handle the excitement. If your dog can’t stop jumping all over the car, pawing at the windows, and generally going berserk, it may be a good idea to crate him or restrain him via a dog seatbelt. If your dog is already crate trained, they should have no problem riding in their crate. If they’re not crate trained but need to be crated on car trips, introduce them to the crate slowly and with lots of calm praise. Make sure it’s a soft and alluring place, a place where treats and toys are readily available. If you and your dog prefer the idea of a seatbelt, there are many available on the market. Check with your vet to find one that is appropriate.

Remember, the number one rule in traveling with a pet is safety. You must stay focused on the road; this is why it’s so important to train and/or restrain your dog when traveling.

Strange Nosebleeds During The Summertime

A caring dog owner asked an important question. This dog owner seemed to find that her seemingly very healthy and robust Labrador Retriever in the summer time was getting frequent nose bleeds when the outside temperature is 90 degrees or above. The question was, ” Is it normal for a dog to get summer nosebleeds?” The answer to that question, is no.

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It is not common for dogs to get nosebleeds and should your dog get a nosebleed you need to call your vet whether they display sick symptoms or not. What would cause this owners poor Lab to have nosebleeds in high heat? Well it could be a few things such as allergies. The dog could simply be reacting to some sort of pollen or reacting to a plant that he or she is inhaling.

Pollen combined with certain weather conditions can cause any dog’s allergies to flare up. To remedy a dog’s nosebleed simply make a call to your vet and usually the vet will prescribe or advice the use of corticsterioids.

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The remedy to your dog’s nosebleeds can easily be treated with an anti or other medications, such as corticosteroids. These treatments can be very beneficial but the best way to avoid any problems that have to do with your dog inhaling foreign substances is to avoid the allergens altogether. Work with your veterinarian to pinpoint the exact cause of the nosebleeds or other symptoms and make the extra effort to eradicate the source from your yard area.

Is Your Dog Too Fat?

Help! My dog is overweight and is only 10 months old. At his last checkup the veterinarian said he was almost 10 pounds overweight. What should I do?

It is a serious concern when a puppy or any age dog is overweight. Being overweight can cause a whole host of physiological as well as mental problems for your dog. It shortens their lifespan an decreases their quality of life. If your dog is 10lbs overweight, then he or she is already considered to be obese.

Your veterinarian should also prescribe a weight-loss program for your dog. Such a program would include exercise advice and dietary recommendations. There is also special food that your dog may eat which is specifically formulated for his size and weight loss needs. Restricting certain dog foods and treats may be another consideration.

Exercise should begin immediately. Please use caution, however, as your dog may need to ease his way into vigorous activity. Most overweight dogs have a sedentary lifestyle because their owners do not take them out for daily walks or other exercise activities. Start off with a nice slow stroll on the leash a few times each day. You’d be surprised at how beneficial a simple walk with your dog can be to shedding those pounds.

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When you adopt a dog in your house, not just have to take care of them but at the same time, you would also have to control them as well. No doubt, you would like their notorious behavior, but still at times they get out of hands because of this behavior.

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For all these reasons, they are preferred to be trained properly. Most of the time, it is observed that puppies and older dogs are the notorious one. Therefore, it is important to train them as fast as possible. Many times, it is seen that if an owner adopts a new dog they get treated badly. Such new dogs are punished every now and then for their little mistakes, which is a wrong way to correct them. This is not a good type of house training for any dog.

When you are going to train your dog to stay in your house properly, you need to be sure that there is going to be some or the other destruction. You will also have to learn to predict when the dog will have to go for the toilet. The dogs have the tendency to go to the toilet after they have slept or had their food. Therefore, this will be the indication when you will be taking your dog to where you want it to go.

If this behavior is repeated by you then surely the dog will start get the exact suggestion of where exactly it is supposed to approach. For such training it might take sometime. Therefore, your role here in this training should be of a peaceful and patent person. At the same time, you should also be committed to the training of the dog.

It is also seen that owners have the tendency to train puppies to do toilet on newspapers. This is basically a bad method to train a puppy especially for a long run. Then later on a condition may also occur where the dog will start doing toilet other then the newspapers. Therefore, from the beginning itself you should train your dog to do toilet outside the house or the place you want.

For such a situation, you will have to be really patient. The work of training a dog is really not easy at all as the dogs have the habit of doing a lot of nuisance when trained. your success will be determined on the level of your patience.