• Warning: Do not adopt a new dog until you read my new book!"Hurray, I'm Going Home...Blueprint For Pet Adoption"

  
  
  

  Blueprint For: Choose Dog Adoption on Facebook
• Search for:

• My Adopted Shorty

  
  
  Subscribe in a reader

• Categories

  • adopt a dog
  • Adopt An Older Dog
  • Adoption Tips
  • dog adoption
  • Pet Adoption

• Rainbow Bridge

  ps Adopt A Dog! My Rainbow Bridge  Please, Join Me Here.  Write Your Stories I talked to a friend who lost her dog recently.  (I just lost 2 of my precious dogs - Benny & Dukie). She says that her way to get over the grief is to celebrate their life by writing about the good, the funny and even the aggravating stories of their life!  What a great idea.

• DogTime

  

• Pages

  • About
  • Cesar Millan – The Dog Whisperer

• Recent Readers

  

  Powered by BlogCatalog

• Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS
  • WordPress.org
• 

Technorati Profile

photo credit: adrigu

Choose To Adopt Your Dog

That’s my Shorty, the black lab, always snuggling with Nikki…I love it!

Adoption is fast, growing into the dog you want and love could take a little time!

When you adopt your dog, please make sure you have the patience to give your pet a grace period before you give up on him.

I adopted my Shorty about 1.5 years ago. It took her that long to grow into the wonderful, trusting balanced dog she is today.

When I got her, she would bark, snarl, and pull when we saw another dog. She even growled. I watched a lot of Cesar Millan, the Dog Whisperer, and followed his lead.

She improved consistently over the 1.5 years until today she is inseparable from my Golden, Nikki. Also, she now gets let lose in the dog parks and she loves it.

So please, be patient, for some pets, it takes a period of constant growth to become the dog you want!

Everyone tells me how wonderful my Shorty is now, and they are right!!!

photo credit: Etsy Ketsy

Read my new book!”Hurray, I’m Going Home…Blueprint For Pet Adoption“

Yorkshire Terrier Breeders Video

Yorkie rescues do all they can to ensure each one has a good home. They aren’t always able to put them up for adoption though right away. Each Yorkie who is brought in is given a complete assessment and medical evaluation.
Read more

photo credit: jeffgoop

Animal rescue organizations or groups offer you a great place to get your next family pet. These groups are all different, but they do have common goals. These groups work hard to locate a permanent loving home for unwanted or misplaced cats and dogs.  Many of these rescue groups rely on volunteers and donations to care for these pets while they are between homes.
Read more