How Not to Pick a Rescue Dog

How to Choose the Right Shelter Dog for You - Modern Dog Magazine

As a general rule, choose a breed type that matches your own level of energy. If you are the athletic, lively type, pick an active dog, like a ...

How should I select a dog from a shelter? - Quora

Look for a dog who looks at you and at other people. A dog who looks at you and at your face, who comes to you when you speak to him, whose body ...

Adopting a Rescue Dog: The Ins and Outs and What to Expect

Remember to pick up toys, food, and any other high-value resource for the initial introduction period, so the dogs don't get into a tussle over these things.

How to choose dog from a rescue organization/shelter?

Honestly, it's difficult to evaluate a dog in the usual PetCo adoption day environment: the dog is not going to be "himself." In fact, he ...

So you've brought home a new dog … now what?

It doesn't matter if a dog has been at the shelter a week or a year, there's going to be an adjustment period as you find a routine and structure that works for ...

How to Choose a Rescue Dog - DOG by Dr Lisa

Also consider whether you are planning on travelling or having a baby in the near future – if so, you shouldn't adopt a dog. Don't ever choose a dog impulsively ...

Dog Adoption Tips | Bringing Home a New Rescue Dog | Petfinder

Responsibilities for the Parents of the Newly Adopted Dog: · Never, ever leave a child alone with your new dog. · No one in the family should be encouraging rough ...

13 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Adopting a Shelter Dog

Rescue animals often have challenges you'll be warned of prior to adopting them. Some dogs may not be great with kids or other animals.

Cesar Millan: How to Pick the Best Shelter Pet for You | Zappos.com

... pet owners need to assess the animal, not the animal's story that is told by the shelter. No matter the animal's history, observing how the ...

Should a shelter disclose what rescue a dog was transferred to?

This helps keep the rescue and foster identities confidential. Of course, in general, if a rescue posts the pull on the shelter's social media sites (e.g., to ...

Newly adopted, very fearful dog -- does not want to come inside

The other thing I can think of is maybe you could make it a game if she isn't too scared. Have her step over the doorway threshold on-leash, ...

Bringing home a rescue dog - Tips & advice - Petplan

When choosing your rescue dog, consider where you live and how much dog-walking you want to do – some small breeds are very active, while an older dog may be ...

I Need To Return This Dog — Dog Possible | Austin Dog Training

As we said back in that first paragraph, returning your adopted dog is not always the wrong choice. There absolutely are situations where ...

How to Choose the Right Dog for Your Family - MSPCA-Angell

Look closely at the animals in the store: are their eyes clear, not runny? Are they coughing or sneezing? Ask to see their health records, and make sure they ...

Rescue dog snapped at daughter - Positively | Victoria Stilwell | Forum

You need to slow down, get the children to ignore her, no petting, certainly no cuddling yet or allowing her on their laps. It is all too much too soon for her ...

How to Choose Your Rescue Dog: Finding the Best Rescue For You

I know, you want to just adopt all the dogs (especially the first ones you see), but the best way to rescue a dog is to make sure they're ...

What to Look For When Adopting a Rescue Dog

Look for a reputable shelter in your area when considering adopting a dog. A good shelter will have health and temperament information about ...

Things to consider when getting a rescue dog - Blue Pet Co

Remember, it's not just about the looks or background; understanding the breed/type, age, and behaviours associated with the dog is essential. Try and meet any ...

Adopting a Dog for the First Time - HelpGuide.org

However, not all challenges can be solved by simply letting the dog adapt. Some adopted dogs are rescues who have been through a lot, and it is ...

Dog Adoption Guide: Tips on Bringing Your Rescue Dog Home

Decide where the dog will and will not be allowed. Are bedrooms a no-go zone? Then close the doors. Is the dog not allowed in a certain area of ...