Dog care

In cold weather, rain, heavy snow, or wind, people wear warm, waterproof clothing, hats, and scarves. Our smaller brothers—dogs—also get cold and catch colds, and since humans are responsible for the animals they've tamed, it's their direct responsibility to look after the health of their four-legged companions, protect them from colds, and select clothing appropriate for the weather.

If you've just acquired a puppy but can't spend all your time with it because you have to commute to work, you'll sooner or later face the problem of how to potty train it, either indoors or outdoors. Naturally, such training is quite challenging and requires considerable time and effort. But ultimately, you'll no longer be annoyed by frequent messes and puddles in the hallway or by unpleasant odors.

Cats and dogs, especially when young, tend to bite or scratch. This is playful behavior, not aggressive, but it's not enjoyable for humans. Even small animals leave significant bruises and scratches on the skin. A puppy's teeth can cause significant wounds in human skin, so it's necessary to buy all sorts of toys to distract the animal.

There are five basic commands every dog ​​should know: "stay," "sit," "heel," "come," and "lie down." These commands allow you to communicate your wishes to your dog, making communication with them much easier. If you teach your dog these basic commands well, you'll lay the foundation for more advanced training and help build a good relationship with your pet.