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When considering dog breeding as a hobby, the first thing that a dog lover has to consider is the costs that go into it. Hobby breeding is a fun and rewarding activity, but it can be time-consuming and expensive. Dog breeders have to be prepared for the cost that goes with dog breeding towards buying a dam, renting/ buying a stud, vaccinations, basic dog care, vet fees, and many more. There are hundreds of dogs to choose from, which make dog breeding all the more exciting. Novice breeders may want to start with their own pet. For novice breeders who prefer getting a new dog for breeding, purebreds are a good start. Dog breeding books, kennel clubs, pedigree software, and many other resources can equip you with knowledge about breeds and know-how about dog breeding. Before one can even get to the process of producing healthy pups, however, one must have healthy parent dogs. Pet owners have to ensure are in the best possible shape. Caring for one's dog takes more than just feeding them on a daily basis. As a pet owner, you have the responsibility to provide their social and health related needs as well.

Physical Maintenance

Dogs need exercise, and walking is the most common way of giving them the physical activity. To restrain dogs from running or wandering around or prevent them from being run over, use a dog leash. Leather leashes are the most expensive type of dog leash, but they are very durable and do not burn your hand when your dog lunges. If you are looking for a cheap leash, there are also plenty of synthe...

 

Basic Dog Care

Dog Food: Since food is the main source of your dog's nutrition, it should be chosen with care. There are many formulated dog foods available on the market - choose quality ones only. If homemade dog food is to be provided, consult with your veterinarian first to ensure they are right for your dog. Reward biscuits, flavored bone biscuits, and other types of treats can also be bought from pet...

 

Dog Health Care

Like humans, dogs can become ill or acquire diseases. Breeding-purposes aside, keeping your dog healthy is part of your responsibility as a pet owner. A healthy dog does not only make a happy pet, it is more likely to produce a healthy offspring. Veterinarians are to dogs as physicians are to humans, so you should get one for your dog. The veterinarian should be able to provide appropriate treat...

 

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