Saturday, November 21, 2015

Tips On Choosing Newfie Puppies

By Brenda Warner


Man has always found a great companion in dogs and the other way is true too. The truth in this statement is multi-faceted. It is arguable that man has the most use for dogs than other animals in the same caliber. However, it is also true that factors such as breed and choice of a puppy are key determinants of the quality of service received. The choice of Newfie puppies determines performance and usefulness. As such, some effort should be invested in the selection process.

Raising a good dog starts with choosing the right puppy. This process can be simple or extremely hard depending on the approach one takes. Either way, it requires one to possess some knowledge about dogs in order to be safe. There are many considerations to put in mind during the selection process and this article will discuss some of them.

One should not just wake up and make a decision of getting a dog. The process should start with deciding which breed to purchase. There is great variance among breeds in terms of size, physical appearance, temperament, behavior, exercise requirement, feeding habits, and trainability. The level of responsibility can be understood by first understanding the demands each species poses to the owner. A decision should then base on willingness to accept the responsibilities involved. Busy people should consider low-maintenance species.

The living condition in the house must be thought about before getting a puppy. Enough space for play and movement will be required if one intends to raise their puppy inside the house. Big breeds need more space for them to be comfortable and one must be able to offer it. Big breeds need daily walking and occasional grooming to remain healthy. They have more demands than smaller breeds. Also, larger breeds have more health issues and demand that their smaller counterparts.

Lack of proper training to puppies raised in houses leads to inappropriate behavior. At this point, the importance of having puppies that possess a high level of trainability becomes clear. Their leaning is faster and obedience is guaranteed. One can expect problems with poorly trainable puppies. Already trained and older puppies are also available and one should consider them. Trainers may also be employed to do the job.

Up to this point it is clear that there are several costs one needs to incur besides the initial cost price. Additional expenses emerging from feeding, grooming, training, treating, and walking can make the whole business of getting a dog very costly. One must be prepared to meet all the cost involved, or else they may end up giving away or selling the dog.

When one engages in wise choosing, they have a shot at eliminating certain sources of expenditure. For example, understanding the advantages offered by mixed breed over purebred is important. The former are healthier on average, stronger, and cheaper. Medical expenditure can be cut significantly.

Lastly, it is not wise to approach one breeder alone. It is necessary for one to do comparisons between various breeders to determine which one offers the best puppies at the best price. Consulting with a vet to help in choosing is a good idea.




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