Welcome to NewDogOwners.com! A site where new dog owners can learn what to expect with new puppies and how to teach them the rules of your home. Many people get puppies not fully understanding how much work they really are and many (way to many) get rid of dogs within weeks of bringing them into their home. This hurts everyone involved and can give that dog issues with getting close to people and even worse, ending up at the pound, just to be put down. We are here to hopefully help you with the new member of your family and to cut down on how many dogs are given up on and passed from home to home. Plan ahead and make sure your are ready for a new dog Many people decide they want, and go out and get a new dog without much thought. This can be one of...
Continue reading » PlanningNo Comment Licky pups are adorable, but their affection can quickly become overwhelming. Here are some tips to keep them in check!
Continue reading » BehaviorNo Comment Attention all dog owners! Your pooch has a message for you: fetch these 10 secrets before you throw that tennis ball again.
Continue reading » BehaviorNo Comment Did you know that dogs have varying nutritional needs, just like humans? Contrary to popular belief, a dog’s nutrition should depend on numerous factors such as age, activity level, and the presence of any medical conditions. Here, everything you need to know about feeding your dog in every life circumstance will be discussed. Life Stage
Continue reading » Dog Health, Food/TreatsNo Comment Bringing a new dog into your family can be exciting, but it's important to introduce them to their new environment and family members in a calm and positive way. Here are a few tips to help make the transition as smooth as possible.
Continue reading » PlanningNo Comment Labrador Love: Why Your Home Needs a Lab Welcome to the world of Labrador love! These furry friends are sure to bring joy and happiness to your home. Whether you're looking for a loyal companion or a playful buddy, a Labrador is the perfect addition to any household. Their friendly and cheerful nature is sure to brighten up even the dreariest of days. So why wait? Bring home a Labrador today and experience the love and joy that only these amazing dogs can bring!
Continue reading » PlanningNo Comment Pugs are adorable, but they also come with some serious health issues. From breathing problems to skin conditions, here are some of the most common health concerns you should be aware of if you have a pug.
Continue reading » Dog HealthNo Comment The Chinese Pug is a breed of dog that has a long and fascinating history, stretching back over 2,000 years. This small, compact breed is one of the oldest dog breeds in the world and has been highly prized for its charming and affectionate nature, as well as its distinctive wrinkled face and curly tail. The Chinese Pug is believed to have originated in China, where it was kept as a companion and lapdog by members of the imperial court. This breed was highly prized for its loyalty, playfulness, and affectionate nature, and it was often given as gifts to important figures and dignitaries. The breed’s popularity spread throughout Asia and Europe, and eventually made its way to the United States in the late 19th century. The Chinese Pug is a small breed, typically weighing between 14 and 18 pounds and standing between 10 and 13 inches tall at the...
Continue reading » Dog BreedsNo Comment There are two camps among dog people: those who believe dogs belong in the owner’s bed, and those who prefer their dogs to stay off the furniture. What are the benefits to each scenario, and is one way better than the other? These questions are answered below. Benefits of Co-Sleeping with your Dog There are many benefits to allowing your dog to sleep in bed with you. These include: Protection A dog sleeping in your bed will provide more protection against a break in than a dog in a crate. Even if your dog isn’t a natural protector, studies have shown that burglars are significantly less likely to target a home with dogs. Warmth Pet owners can save money on their energy bills by allowing their dogs into the bed. A dog’s body temperature is naturally a few degrees warmer than a human’s, making even the smallest pet a natural...
Continue reading » BehaviorNo Comment Has your dog ever sprinted around your house, bouncing from chair to couch and back again with an unrivaled amount of energy? If so, you are not alone in wondering what just happened? This phenomenon is known as frenetic random activity period (FRAP), otherwise known as the zoomies. What are zoomies, why do they occur, and how can they be stopped? All of these questions will be answered here. What are Zoomies? Dogs can develop zoomies at any time, although most dog owners observe them after a bath, when a favorite human has returned home, or after a potty break. The main characteristics of zoomies are wild bursts of energy where the dog seems to have no concept of its size or strength – or of your furniture and valuables. While zoomies are completely normal, they can be dangerous for unsuspecting humans, animals, or china collections that are in your...
Continue reading » BehaviorNo Comment For dog lovers, resisting the urge to interact with a service animal can be extremely difficult. However, distracting a service dog from its job can put the animal’s handler in danger. Listed below are 9 rules of etiquette that people should follow when encountering a service dog in public. Do Not Distract a Service Dog When a service dog is in a public facility wearing a vest or other indication that he or she is a service dog, you should always assume the dog is on duty. Distracting the dog in any manner prevents the dog from providing the handler its undivided attention. As a result, the dog may miss subtle cues that are important for the dog to perform its job. Ultimately, service dogs are medical devices. If you would not tamper with a diabetic person’s glucose monitor, you should never inhibit a person’s service dog. Do Not Touch...
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