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A Dog Is For Life, Not Just For Christmas - Slaneyside Kennels

Remember the old saying, u2018a dog is for life not just for Christmasu2019. Did you know this phrase was actually coined over 40 years ago by Clarissa Baldwin of the Dogs Trust.

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A Dog Is For Life, Not Just For Christmas - Slaneyside Kennels

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  1. WWW.SLANYSIDE.COM A DOG IS FOR LIFE, NOT JUST FOR CHRISTMAS SLANEYSIDE

  2. 1. YOUR LIFE WILL CHANGE Think new baby. The status quo you are used to is about to be upset. Yes, your new pup might be the cutest thing in the world, but try telling yourself that at 6am in the morning when you come down stairs and stand in fresh puppy po 2

  3. 2. YOUR DOG WILL NEED TO EAT THE CORRECT FOOD So you know the breed and you have done some research I hope. Do you know what you need to feed them and how often? Have you sourced a good supplier of quality dog food? 5

  4. 3. YOUR DOG MIGHT MAKE A LOT OF NOISE! Again, think baby. Your dog, especially if young will be unfamiliar with any surroundings so barking, crying and yelping are all likely. 2

  5. 4. YOUR DOG WILL NEED EXERCISE We hope you have not considered getting a new dog to spur you into more (or even beginning to) exercise. Much better if you are an outdoorsy type person already and the exercise your dog requires will fit in with your existing routine. But will it? 5

  6. 5. A NEW PUP CAN EQUAL A LOT OF MESS AND DESTRUCTION Again, think baby! Mess is inevitable. Things being chewed up is likely. Many dogs will moult at certain times of the year leaving hair everywhere. 2

  7. 6. YOUR DOG WILL NEED TRAINING Did I mention the baby analogy already?! Much like with a new baby you will need train your new dog to act and respond in the way you want it to. 5

  8. 7. YOUR DOG WILL INCUR VET’S BILLS For numerous reasons, you will need to take your dog to the vet. From routine inoculations to addressing ill health. 2

  9. 8. YOUR DOG WILL NOT BE WELCOME EVERYWHERE YOU GO You might love your new dog, but will everyone? What if you are going over to friends who have a child who is petrified of dogs? Or maybe has an allergy to dog-hair? 5

  10. 9. YOUR DOG WILL NEED TO BE LOOKED AFTER WHEN YOU GO ON HOLIDAY Not all places, by any means are pet friendly. And transporting them, especially overseas can incur hefty costs. However, leaving them behind in kennels when you go off on holiday can also be costly not to mention distressing for your dog. 2

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