Should I Adopt or Buy a Dog?
The big question...
Should I buy or adopt a dog? This is a common question and let me say firstly all dogs are great.
Making a decision to own this pup is like finding a best friend or a companion.
Do you want to know what is great about adopting a this cute pet? Here's my WHY! They are:
D.
O.
P.
T.
about? A.
Acceptable to a new home with patience and time D.
Darling to have around O.
Optimistic when they find a great "parent, owner, friendly" place to call home P.
People lovers.
Treat them right being and they will love you forever T.
True and faithful when they have the right surroundings They deserve a second chance.
They all are great.
Don't blame the animal for being bad - blame the owner.
My goal in life is to be as good of a person my dog already thinks I am.
~Author Unknown Oh, the older dogs rock too.
I'm only sharing my personal experiences.
One reason a dog can be such a comfort when you're feeling blue is that he doesn't try to find out why.
~Author Unknown So that's my version of adopt..
...
From experience let me share why I adopt only and "save": -Save time from running around and many to select from -Save money -Save a life -Save this wisdom from an expert of over 40 years.
Never a bad adopted one -- young or old--all great.
Use your saved dollars helping dog rescues or shelters that need financial assistance.
No kill shelters is always my goal.
However, I have adopted from kill shelters saving dogs lives many times before I knew of no kill shelters.
No regrets as I found great ones always.
You do know your money has power to help shelters or rescues, kids who have cancer needing medical assistance or even an orphanage.
There are many more ways to use your money in helping.
What a blessing to be a giver.
My friend, Bob Burg, wrote "The Go Giver!" You will never be sorry, but for some you may need grooming on learning how to be a great owner.
This includes feeding the dog healthy foods (see my post about What's in Dog Food), petting, brushing, hugging the dog just like humans need.
I got a money saving tip for you before I end here.
How about thinking of natural dog gardening.
You don't have a yard, but a patio? None, I still have tips to save you money on gardening.
Watch for upcoming posts to share more about natural dog gardening.
Call it back to basics gardening for minimal cost too.
If they get sick, there are even natural dog herbal remedies today to look to and save money using.
There are many great hounds waiting for a fabulous home.
Is your home their next and last place? Adopt only! You will see their eyes filled with joy.
Make yourself happy and make a pup happy = a great friend and owner marriage forever!
Should I buy or adopt a dog? This is a common question and let me say firstly all dogs are great.
Making a decision to own this pup is like finding a best friend or a companion.
Do you want to know what is great about adopting a this cute pet? Here's my WHY! They are:
- loyal
- accept you with your faults (we are never perfect humans)
- forgiving
- happy to find a great parent, in a non abusive home, being a great friend
D.
O.
P.
T.
about? A.
Acceptable to a new home with patience and time D.
Darling to have around O.
Optimistic when they find a great "parent, owner, friendly" place to call home P.
People lovers.
Treat them right being and they will love you forever T.
True and faithful when they have the right surroundings They deserve a second chance.
They all are great.
Don't blame the animal for being bad - blame the owner.
My goal in life is to be as good of a person my dog already thinks I am.
~Author Unknown Oh, the older dogs rock too.
I'm only sharing my personal experiences.
One reason a dog can be such a comfort when you're feeling blue is that he doesn't try to find out why.
~Author Unknown So that's my version of adopt..
...
From experience let me share why I adopt only and "save": -Save time from running around and many to select from -Save money -Save a life -Save this wisdom from an expert of over 40 years.
Never a bad adopted one -- young or old--all great.
Use your saved dollars helping dog rescues or shelters that need financial assistance.
No kill shelters is always my goal.
However, I have adopted from kill shelters saving dogs lives many times before I knew of no kill shelters.
No regrets as I found great ones always.
You do know your money has power to help shelters or rescues, kids who have cancer needing medical assistance or even an orphanage.
There are many more ways to use your money in helping.
What a blessing to be a giver.
My friend, Bob Burg, wrote "The Go Giver!" You will never be sorry, but for some you may need grooming on learning how to be a great owner.
This includes feeding the dog healthy foods (see my post about What's in Dog Food), petting, brushing, hugging the dog just like humans need.
I got a money saving tip for you before I end here.
How about thinking of natural dog gardening.
You don't have a yard, but a patio? None, I still have tips to save you money on gardening.
Watch for upcoming posts to share more about natural dog gardening.
Call it back to basics gardening for minimal cost too.
If they get sick, there are even natural dog herbal remedies today to look to and save money using.
There are many great hounds waiting for a fabulous home.
Is your home their next and last place? Adopt only! You will see their eyes filled with joy.
Make yourself happy and make a pup happy = a great friend and owner marriage forever!
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