Responsible Dog Ownership Month: Being A Responsible Pet Parent | BudgetVetCare

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• September is here and so is Responsible Dog
  Ownership Month.
• It was started to raise awareness among dog
  parents so that they become more responsible pet
  parents.
• Moreover, it will help their canine friends to
  lead a healthy and happy life.
• To celebrate and become a more responsible dog
  owner, here are some valuable tips that you will
  need to keep in mind.

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How to Be a Good Dog Owner?

• This Responsible Dog Ownership Month ensure
  you follow these tips and make this month a
  special one for your furry canine!

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1. Follow Your Commitment

• When you adopt a dog, of course, youve made a
  commitment to take care of him, no matter what.
• Youre supposed to give him the best care
  possible and see to it that he is safe at all
  times.
• Thats what responsibility is, and what needs to
  be followed.

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2. Meals on Time

• Dogs are great readers of the time, and when its
  their food time, they get excited.
• A responsible pet parent will always follow a
  proper feeding schedule. Make sure you follow one
  too.
• Erratic timings arent good for the body and may
  affect the digestive system.

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3. Walking Everyday

• If you dont take your pet for walks daily, then
  we suggest you do.
• Walking helps your pet stay fit, healthy, and in
  shape.
• A responsible pet parent would certainly be
  walking their canine regularly, without fail.

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4. Clean Surroundings

• A basic thing that every responsible dog owner
  needs to keep in mind is cleanliness.
• Keeping your home and especially your pets
  bedding area clean is the best way to keep him
  out of harms way.
• Dust his beddings and clean all the fur lying
  around because cleanliness is a major step
  towards a healthy lifestyle.

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5. Frequent Grooming

• To maintain a healthy lifestyle for your canine
  pal, regular grooming is important.
• And a responsible dog parent would make sure he
  does that for his ball of fur.
• Grooming can be done in two ways. Either you call
  in a professional dog groomer or do it all by
  yourself.

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6. Dog Training

• Training your dog is important because a
  well-trained dog will make life easier and at the
  same time, help him lead a healthier lifestyle.
• Dog training has innumerable benefits and
  prevents tons of diseases, and is something a
  responsible pet parent would want to implement.

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7. Regular Vet Visits

• A smart and responsible pet owner would know for
  sure that visiting the vet at regular intervals
  is a great way of detecting any early signs of
  any disease.
• This helps makes the healing process easier and a
  lot less painful for you and your pet. Hence, be
  smart and take your pet for regular health
  check-ups starting this Responsible Dog Ownership
  Month.

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8. Dont Overdo Things

• Too much of everything is not good, and pet
  parents know that.
• There are numerous things we tend to overdo,
  which in the long run can affect our pets
  health.
• Things like feeding your pet more food, walking
  your pet for longer hours than the normal
  schedule, etc is something that must be avoided.

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9. Lend Out a Helping Hand

• Shelter dogs are always in need of some love, and
  you can show your love by lending out your
  helping hand.
• Instead of throwing away your dogs old clothes,
  toys, etc, donating it to dog shelter homes is a
  great way of providing for the less fortunate.
• Be responsible, be helpful!

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10. Be Alert At All Times

• And at last, always be alert. In most households,
  your dog is off its leash meaning you have to be
  extra watchful.
• Dogs are highly curious pets, and they love
  sniffing around. Make sure you keep a watch on
  them and see to it that they do not consume
  anything theyre not supposed to.
• It is your responsibility to keep him safe, at
  all times. 

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• Responsible Dog Ownership Month is the perfect
  starting point for dog parents to commence being
  more responsible for their furry pals. They need
  you more than ever, so be a responsible pet
  parent your dog thinks you are. At the end of the
  day, if you are responsible, your canine friend
  benefits from it dont you think?
• So be a responsible pet parent so that your dog
  can lead a healthier and happier life!

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