The Name Of Your Newly Adopted Dog

In this picture my Nikki, the Golden, is saying goodbye to her long what is time friend Dukie, 14. She knew, they always do know, what was coming the next morning. We adopted Shorty, our new member of the pack, a 3 year old black lab 2 weeks before. Dukie will always be a part of us!
- Another tip: If you know one of your precious dogs is on it’s way over their bridge, and you already know you will get another, get that dog before that day. That way, your remaining dog can bond with the new dog, and the grieving will be easier when the other dog must leave. It’s true.
I have been in deep conversation with several rescue administrators. I have learned one very important tip:
When you get your new pet / dog, give it a new name. With many abused or neglected pets the sound of their name being called can evoke terror and fear.
Call them by a new name, one that has the sound of happiness and joy when it runs off your tongue!
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