You've Saved a Dog's Life...Now Ensure Your Life Together is Filled with Love and Companionship

If you've just adopted a dog or puppy from an animal shelter, good for you! When you adopt a dog from an animal shelter or rescue group, not only do you get to enjoy years of canine companionship, you also save a life. You should feel proud and good about your decision.

As a new canine parent, you probably have a lot of hopes and dreams about life with your new furry friend. Those of us who have dogs wouldn't trade the companionship and joy that a dog brings to our life for anything.

After all, when you have a dog, you share your house with a furry creature who will be thrilled simply because you came home, fed him dinner, took him for a walk, played a silly game, or just gave him a really good scratch on the head. Having a dog is like having your own fan club.

Plus, nothing can compare to looking into those big eyes gazing up at you with unconditional love.

Of course, just like people, dogs are individuals. Not every dog behaves like the ones on TV. They aren't robots; like people, dogs have good days and bad days. Plus, some dogs are shy and retiring, whereas some are big hairy goofballs.

When you bring a dog into your home, it requires a bit of adjustment. After the excitement of the first days of bringing your dog home have worn off a bit, you may noticed something obvious:  Dogs Don't Come with an Owner's Manual!  This book will help provide great insight!

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