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Milan adopts five puppies over the course of the book, and then follows them as they grow into adults. Become familiar with the average costs of owning a dog, important health considerations like what to feed and what kind of routine vet care dogs need, how often you need to be available for walks and attention, whether you’ll get pet insurance, and many other elements of dog ownership. By reading the breed pages for each breed, you can learn about a dog’s history, personality, grooming and exercise needs, and more. Started this book just before I got Gordon, however I didn't complete it until after he joined the family as I was with busy with uni at the time.

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A crate can be great, as it gives them a secure base to explore from and can help with their toilet training.I expect a book that I can pick up at any time during my dog's puppyhood and find out what I need to be doing to help my puppy. As long as the dog’s exercise needs are met (through long walks, trips to the dog run, and activity sessions), the dog’s living area doesn’t necessarily have to be a certain size. And when we ask what sort of training philosophy they'd been following, they always begin with "Well, Cesar says . Give them space: Although it can be tempting to spend every minute with your new pup, they’ll need to have time to themselves too.

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For example, bulldogs, pekingese, and pugs are among the breeds that are more likely to have breathing problems and overheat. You might want to limit them to one or two rooms in the house at first so they can get used to everything slowly in their own time.For the millions of people every year who consider bringing a puppy into their lives–as well as those who have already brought a dog home–Cesar Millan, the preeminent dog behavior expert, says, "Yes, you can raise the perfect dog! Make sure you choose classes run by trainers who are certified or accredited and use reward based methods.