Since birth, I have always had a dog. My family is huge dog lovers, and I have grown up to be as well. I was taught how to feed, to bathe, to play, to train, and to love dogs. There had never been a moment I was not receiving wet kisses, or playing tug-a-war. This was all routine to me.
Principle 1: Approach the New Kid
My dog, Thor stayed attached to my hip at all times and made others feel cherished when he was comfortable with who he was around. He began to become very protective in an aggressive way, and he had to often be put away when fresh faces were around. At first, the sound of his bark frightened those that didn’t know him as if he were a monster. We finally came to the realization that this was not fair to him, and made the hard decision for him to go live with some friends who don’t have as much commotion around. The people that were new to meeting him could not go right up to him and be in his face obviously, since this would make him nervous. This is the same way with new people, it takes time to get to know
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Although they can get into some trouble sometimes, they never fail to put a smile on our faces when we’re down, or to cuddle with us on a wet and cold day. (I compare these scenarios to when I held my niece for the first time.) I fell in love with her the second I saw and held her tiny little body. The same goes with my dogs and I.
I know I might sound a bit crazy, but people that have dogs understand. There is truly nothing that compares. To see a furry face the moment we wake up in the morning, and the excitement when we walk in the door from school or work, and the cuddles at night. They are reliable when a boyfriend, or a friend might not be. They will always be there for us, to comfort us at our worst and to play with us at our best. I believe everyone should feel this
Families benefit from having dogs; they improve the family’s health and mentality and they teach children responsibility. Most families, weather they would like to admit it or not, would benefit from having a dog. Dogs have helpful attributes which cannot be replaced by inanimate objects or robots. If the unconditional love of a dog is not enough then there are certainly more reasons to get a dog. When a family is considering getting a dog; the family as a whole should gather more information before considering a four-legged addition to the family.
Every day I feel loved when I walk through the door and they are there waiting for me with their tails wagging. Have you ever seen a dog meme or video online that made you smile or better yet laughed out loud, these are amazing creatures there is a reason they’re called man’s best friend. Dogs can be so beneficial to our health in so many ways. These animals are more than just pets they can be a friend, family, security and all they want to do is love
Did you know there are approximately 37-47% of households that have dogs. Dogs are great companions through life. Dogs have many great qualities that make them great pets, although they may have some downsides, they still are great pets. I think dogs make the best pets because they help motivate you to stay active, they are great company, and they help you to relax..
As humans we all have our own quirks that shape who we are in life and just like us dogs are no exception when it comes to their own unique personalities. My dog, Sandy, is currently ten years old (or seventy in dog years) and is an attention seeker when it comes to her tummy rubs. When sitting on the couch working on homework Sandy will wobble over from her dog bed and sit in front of me whining to pet her. As a dog owner I’ve learned how to multitask as I calculate algebraic equations with my right hand and scratch under Sandy’s collar with my left. Every place in my house is free game for Sandy to nap whether it’s the floor, couch, or kitchen chair. If I ever try to move her she won’t go down without a fight and I end up carrying her body away like a dead soldier. When night rolls around I’m not the only one sleeping in my bed as Sandy cheerfully joins for a party of two. Just as I start to doze off I get kicked in the back as Sandy forcefully pushes me
Picture this--all you want to do is revert to your bed since you are laggard from a protracted day on the job. Sluggishly, you step into your comfortable home to find your dog patiently waiting, wagging its tail in excitement. Half awake, you fail to say hello-- your dog now a shadow following your every movement, every breath. Ever wonder why they do this? In a way, dogs are comparable to people, as they seem to acknowledge human emotions. Has a dog ever come up to you when you were flustered and curl up next to you? When you are happy, does your dog ever seem to jump up and down with you? Dogs have the ability to connect with people, through the most microscopic emotions.
Caring for a dog can help children grow up more secure and active or provide valuable companionship for older adults. Perhaps most importantly, though, a dog can add real joy and unconditional love to your life.
All across the world, people have dogs as pets. From people living in a high-rise apartment in a large city or people living in a cabin in the middle of the woods, dogs have seemed to make their ways into the homes of all demographics of people. The question remains then, “why?” Why do people volunteer time and money to care for an animal who doesn’t make any money and is unable to care for themselves? Despite all these factors, millions of people around the globe take pets into their homes and adopt them into their families, a trend that has occurred for thousands of years. Dogs serve many purposes and provide many reasons for people to form a bond with them, some reasons are not even fully understood. There are several factors that explain why people own dogs and reasons that this beneficial relationship has continued to this day: the physical behaviors and characteristics appease humans’ biological processes along the companionship that dogs offer (which is paralleled to family members), and the benefits that come with a positive relationship of that magnitude.
pets can make you happy when you are sad or be with you in the worst times.
The special relationship we have with our pets goes way beyond what most of us believe. They offer us so much and in so many ways. They give us unconditional love and the ability to love them back in the same way. They provide healing energy that benefits our health and they mirror us so that we can learn more about our deeper, inner selves. Often, they do it in ways that we don’t recognize.
The love one has for animals begins at a young age. The typical American family adds a furry friend, most often a puppy, for the children to grow older with. As the children and dog grow older, an unconditional love develops; after coming home from school the dog will always be there to greet the kids with its tail wagging enthusiastically and smiling from ear to ear. As much as I wanted to have a life growing up with a puppy, this was not the case for me.
I don't know how people can handle living without a furry buddy. I have owned dogs throughout my whole life and it is a wonderful experience! With a dog there is no such thing as being lethargic because you can I find myself playing fetch and running with them. Not only do they make you laugh from doing silly things, but they also are great cuddle buddies too. Its also nice to have a companion by your side so you never feel bored or lonely. I own two wonderful and well behaved, Luna and Theodore.
How do you feel about dogs? Do you like them and every time you see them do you want to run and hug them or do you just avoid them in general? Do they make you smile with their floppy ears and how just clumsy they are when they run. We all have different reasons for loving dogs or just despising them. In this entry you will learn that owning a dog can help you. It can potentially keep you healthy and lower risks from heart diseases and many other things.
Having pets can bring more fun. Although animals are not as smart as human beings, most of them still have their own languages, behaviors and moods to show what they feel. People who have pets always believe that their pets can communicate with them by different ways. So taking care of pets brings a lot of special experiences witch are make people happy and optimistic. For example, when a puppy is taken back home, the lovely poor little thing begins to trust his host. The pet always wants to stay with his host. He can’t talk like a child but he try his best to let his host to pay attention to him. The puppy licks his host and shakes his tail all the time to show how much he love his host. When the host meet the lovely puppy after a crazy busy workday, he will be happy. It can be a different love from people. In most time,
Whenever someone asks a child what they want for a present, a puppy is usually included in that list. We consider dogs to be our constant companions and one of the only animals that is our equal. Dogs provide happiness and friendship. However, they do so much more. Canines caused the human race to survive and thrive. Without dogs, the world would be more difficult for people.
Growing up in the suburbs had its perks, but for the most part it was an individualistic environment. For me, my small neighborhood wasn’t anything like the ones that you see on TV. No friendly next-door neighbors brought us casserole for moving in, there were no children in my age group for miles, and for the most part the only people to keep me company were my siblings. My parents were never ridiculously strict, but they had one rule that they would never change their minds about; no dogs. Growing up there was nothing I wanted more than a dog. Dogs are the perfect childhood companion, they’re only tired when you are, they love to play outside, and because they can’t speak they make the perfect companion to listen to all of your problems. My parents both had three dogs each while they were growing up, and they stuck to their rule because they knew how much effort it took to take care of one. Upset over the fact that I would never know what it would be like to own a dog, I went back to my old boring routine; until one day, he appeared.