Top Necessary Accessories When One has a Puppy or a Dog

There are a number of things to consider and remember when you purchase a dog. Whether it抯 just a pup or a full grown dog, there are many things to consider. The following is a list of 7 main things ...

There are a number of things to consider and remember when you purchase a dog. Whether it抯 just a pup or a full grown dog, there are many things to consider. The following is a list of 7 main things to keep in mind.
1.牋?PUPPY CHOW. The first thing to know about dogs is that they love to eat. Getting the right kind of food, however, is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Your best bet is to know the size of your dog and the consumption per day in which he/she will eat. Next, choose a brand, best based on recommendations through a veterinarian. Finally, settle on a big bag for the home and small versions that you can create yourself using sandwich bags for treats when out in the park.
2.牋?CHEW TOYS. Dogs just love these toys. May sure that the rubber抯 consistency is strong because dogs actually do chew on them. It keeps them busy for a long while depending on how much energy they still have.
3.牋?COLLAR. The dog collar is supremely imperative. It is one of the many things that dog owners everywhere can agree on. The dog must have its owners name, address or phone number attached. Check his/her collar from time to time to make sure the information hasn抰 rubbed out. If you updated your contact information, be sure to update his/her collar as well.
4.牋?FLEE SPRAY. Get a flee spray that has the most natural of ingredients as possible. Don抰 resort to the cheapest product because those can harm your beloved pet. Rather ask a sales person which one is best to choose from and read the back to see if they have won any awards for being the best flee spray in any year. This can help to determine whether it is a safe product or not.
5.牋?LEASH. This may seem constricting to some owners that don抰 usually leash their dogs. They may think it to be animal cruelty, but leashes have improved since those hard-rope-to-neck days. They are definitely more soothing and comfortable than an owner might think. Many random pedestrians have a phobia of dogs and can be frightened by them coming close, even puppies. To respect the annual code from one pedestrian to another, leash your dog.
6.牋?DOG CLIPPERS. Those claws will be getting mighty long if you don抰 trim your doggie抯 nails. Some people prefer to let the vet handle their pets?nails, but the vet may not be close to home and if your dog is fully healthy, and you want to save money on the visit, get a pair of dog nail clippers from your local pet supply store and read instructions on how to do it yourself.
7.牋?FRISBEE. The best exercise for your pup is running. What better way to get his adrenaline flowing that to make him chase a flying plate? He/she will go nuts for this toy.
And there you have it, the top 7 necessary accessories for your new doggie family member.