Taking care of a new adopted dog is no fun but lots responsibility.

Alright, so you got a new puppy, congratulations! Now you are going out from the shelter or pet shop, place the pet carrier on the front seat and drive home. After you have arrived at your house, you marvel at that new pup as you place it out of its carrier and let it roam for the first time in your living room floor. Lovely, isn’t it?

It is said that you are what you eat, and that also applies your puppy. An equal and balanced diet is essential to our budding companions, but sometimes, we don’t know what to give them. And what we eat on the table sometimes ends up on their food bowl too.

Taking care of a puppy is like having a child. Puppies are born helpless, they require attention and patience when taken care of. One should be prepared, for puppies are prone to sickness and death. Owners can keep their puppies health through various means like vaccination, proper feeding, and a clean environment.

Acquiring a pet requires dedication and consideration. One must consider the pros and cons of having a pet. When choosing a dog breed, one of the most common is the Golden Retriever. These dogs used to help hunters. As its name implies, they helped “retrieve” shot birds and other hunts. But do not be deceived by their abilities, the truth is these dogs are sweet and gentle. They are friendly, cheerful and kind.

Having a protector, someone or something that makes you safe means a lot. Rottweilers are guard dogs. They were bred to fend off predators and other wildlife. Their nature is to protect their owners and their loved ones. They are loyal to their owners and mostly trained to protect someone and their homes. Though their appearance may be intimidating, they are fairly comfortable with people. They won’t be as friendly as other breeds, but they aren’t that aggressive as well.