10-Ways to Protect Your Dog
Whether
you are taking your canine to the park or letting him run freely
in the park, your dog’s safety is precious. Use the following
tips to protect your dog from loss, injury or illness.
Always
place a dog tag or some type of identification on your canine
pet. Micro chipping is the perfect ID alternative. Microchips
are implanted into the skin of the neck. They can be scanned
to help identify your dog's information.
1. Unless
you are in an enclosed or gated area, keep dogs on it leash.
As an added ounce of preventing check fences to ensure they
are securely locked
2. To prevent
your canine from drinking stagnant, contaminant water, carry
either a sport bottle or a bowl with water
3. At the
park, before you allow your pooch to run freely with other dogs,
replace training collars (pinch or choke) with an identifying
buckle collar. Since, training colors can wreak havoc on other
canines, it’s a good idea to switch over your dog’s collar
4. To get
your dog acclimated and warmed up for its walk, be sure to take
brisk strides and a moderate jog before you release him from
with other canines.
5. Keep
a watchful eye on your dog during any rumbling and tumbling.
It is when most accidents occur.
6. Prohibit
your dog from associating with overly aggressive canines
7. Familiarize
yourself with the rules, ordinances of your neighborhood. Contact
your local municipal’s village hall.
8. Confirm
which parks are for dogs and the hours of the venue.
9. Always,
always tote a duty bag to clean up after your dog.
10. To
prevent the spread of any worms, parasites or the chances of
you our your dog stepping in other dog’s fecal matter, request
other dog owners to tidy up after their canine. |
