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Getting a Second Dog


Getting Another Pet

If you love your pet, you may get the urge to add another dog or cat to the household. Here are a few hints to keep in mind so that the newcomer fits in with the resident pet or pets.As a general principle, dogs adapt to a new addition much better than cats. This has to do with the social instincts of the two species. Dogs are social animals. Cats, on the other hand, seldom

Introducing a Second Dog

Your first dog may not immediately be enthused by the arrival of a new addition to the family. A second dog in the home can sometimes cause the first dog to become more possessive over toys, attention, and territory. This reaction can lead to behavior problems and conflicts between the dogs. To help your dog adjust to a second dog in the home, and enjoy the benefits of a new canine friendship, here are a

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