All loving dog owners want to keep their dogs safe. The world is full of risks and hazards. It is important to learn about major threats to your dog’s safety so you can avoid them in the first place. Your dog’s world is full of exciting scents, sights, and adventure. Unfortunately, there are many things your dog may eat or touch that are poisonous. Learn which ones are most likely to poison your dog. Then, take the necessary precautions to avoid exposure to your dog.
Today nobody would let their kids or themselves ride in a car without the safety of a seat-belt, but unfortunately, it’s still common to see dogs unrestrained in the car. Dogs have just as much of a chance of being injured or even killed in case of an accident. Dogs need to be safely restrained, just as much as we do.
Summer is an excellent time for you and your dog to spend time outdoors. In order to keep your dog safe, learn about summertime hazards like heat stroke and sunburn.
When introducing your dog to a swimming pool for the first time, take it slowly. Begin with a gentle, shallow body of water where your dog can wade. Work your way up to pools, as your dog adjusts. Make sure to supervise your dog at all times. When in the pool, make sure he knows where the exit steps are.
Consider your dog’s emotions before leaving him outside for an extended period. Dogs are pack animals, and your human family is their new pack. They want to be close to you, and you enjoy their company as well. Allow your dog to explore the outdoors, but always keep your door open for him to return inside.
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