Being in the dog adoption center can be pure insanity, especially after the loss of another pet. Expectations are low, since the mourning period has only begun yet a relative insists that a new pup is just the medicine for the current heartbreak. The inextinguishable hurting does not allow for any positive emotions which may come from staring into the eyes of the first pit bull or Pomeranian. Shuffling through six kennels, hope appears completely lost  until at last life presents the miracle dog.  He is a twenty-pound mutt with large sad eyes and an innocent complain. The first few hours are tolerable. The poor pooch was in a kennel for some time, so he’s forgotten his family manners, and it is evident that the adoption paperwork was off somewhat when it read house trained it is not his fault.

The dog shows his interest in living comfortably by jumping up on the sofa and curling up next to something hot, most likely a human. This occurs when the human in mind is busy doing homework, eating dinner, or just trying to unwind after a hard day’s work. He does not go no matter what, and the only way to convince him to budge is by giving him a biscuit. He wolfs it down in under five seconds, then he is back in his favorite person’s lap again. A week after, he starts his chewing stage. He’s either teething, or he’s trying to educate someone in the home a lesson he does not like to be left alone. The charity for dogs is that the latter. Now it is crate time. So the dog is house-trained, as a result of the crate. He also learns he cannot chew on anything and everything. When his owners are about. Take under account the stress and anxiety that is made during these first few days and weeks.

The family that currently has the dog asserts it is a case of mistaken identity and the puppy they have is not the exact same Katrina displaced pup. On the other hand there is documentary evidence, such as a dog tag and reception in addition to photographs of the dog which affirm the pooch’s true identity. Anything that may harm a dog, electric wiring, toxic chemicals and such ought to be put away. If your dog is a house dog and if nobody will be house, an option to reduce harm to the dog and damage to household items is to put your puppy in a travel crate with loads of water, food, toys and bedding until somebody comes home. You have chosen your new best friend, brought it home and prepare for a life of unconditional love and dedication from your new relative. You and your dog are learning about one another, but there will be times of stress, anxiety and difficulty.