Dogs require potty training or need puppy pads to pee on, or else they will urinate wherever they choose. It is best to start potty training as soon as you bring your puppy home from the location in which you got it from. In some cases the first few weeks maybe a little difficult. Until your puppy gets potty trained don’t give him/her free reins of the house. Keep your dog in a small area until he/she is potty trained. This reduces the amount of messes there will be around the house, it will also make it much easier to clean. If your puppy accidentally goes to the bathroom inside the area, don’t hit or punish your pet. Potty training is new to them and they most likely will not get a hold of …show more content…
Dogs require lots of attention and they are never just a pet. They become a fully-fledged member of your family. But all the attention is worth it, and they are easy to care for because they love you back, most household animals don't. So all that attention is not very hard to do- it is easy.
Dogs become very fond of their owners and leave their paw prints in their owner’s hearts. Dogs may chew on shoes, pee on carpet, and destroy furniture but their loyalty to their owners is unstoppable. Hundreds of stories have been told about dogs rescuing their owners during catastrophes, and people never tire of hearing about them. Dogs will go to great links to protect them from any danger. Dogs are their owners alarm system for fires, burglars, and other threats. Whereas cats purr and often run at any sign of danger. That alone should be a very good reasons for someone to consider getting a dog over a