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Adopt a dog Buddy enjoying a lollipop!Buddy loves the beach!
Adopt a dog by: Jason
Adopting a dog is not only a big deal, but a decision that will change the next decade of your life.
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  • img_assess your current living situation to ensure it`s a right fit for your dog: how much space do you have? how often are you home? are there rules in your building about pets? what size is best for you? can you afford it? what happens when you go out of town? etc.
    Step 1: Assess your current living situation to ensure it`s a right fit for your dog:
    How much space do you have?
    How often are you home?
    Are there rules in your building about pets?
    What size is best for you?
    Can you afford it?
    What happens when you go out of town?
    Etc.    2
  • img_ think about the type of dog you want. every breed has certain needs; not every breed fits every lifestyle. what age are you looking for? puppies are a lot of work (but so cute!) and need to go out every few hours. adults are usually house trained and less work. keep in mind that a senior dog may be great if you`re a first time dog owner, as they are pretty mellow, know how to behave, and don`t need to be walked as much. also, they are the hardest to adopt at a shelter so save one if you can!
    Step 2: Think about the type of dog you want. Every breed has certain needs; not every breed fits every lifestyle.

    What age are you looking for? Puppies are a lot of work (but so cute!) and need to go out every few hours. Adults are usually house trained and less work. Keep in mind that a senior dog may be great if you`re a first time dog owner, as they are pretty mellow, know how to behave, and don`t need to be walked as much. Also, they are the hardest to adopt at a shelter so save one if you can!    3
  • img_decide if you want to adopt a dog or purchase one from a breeder. purebred dogs tend to have a lot of genetic issues, and require much more veterinary care over the course of their lives than mixed breed dogs.
    Step 3: Decide if you want to adopt a dog or purchase one from a breeder. Purebred dogs tend to have a lot of genetic issues, and require much more veterinary care over the course of their lives than mixed breed dogs.2
  • img_set up your house for your new best friend. go and buy the essentials: bowls, a collar, leash, dog food, brush, toys, crate, etc. it`s best to do this before you adopt the dog!
    Step 4: Set up your house for your new best friend. Go and buy the essentials: Bowls, a collar, leash, dog food, brush, toys, crate, etc. It`s best to do this BEFORE you adopt the dog!3
  • img_ now comes the fun part, finding your new best friend! consider visiting local animal shelters to see if you fall in love with a dog that needs to be rescued. if you don`t see one at the time you visit, check back often, as most shelters get more dogs every few days. make sure you bring with you identification (or a pay stub, utility bill, etc.) to verify your address. test out dogs by asking if you can take them on a walk. you`ll know quickly whether or not there is a connection between the two of you. before you leave, you`ll most likely have to talk to an adoption counselor at the shelter. they`ll ask you questions to make sure you are a fit for the dog, and go over basics with you, including nutrition, exercise, hygiene, etc.
    Step 5: Now comes the fun part, finding your new best friend! Consider visiting local animal shelters to see if you fall in love with a dog that needs to be rescued. If you don`t see one at the time you visit, check back often, as most shelters get more dogs every few days. Make sure you bring with you identification (or a pay stub, utility bill, etc.) to verify your address.

    Test out dogs by asking if you can take them on a walk. You`ll know quickly whether or not there is a connection between the two of you.

    Before you leave, you`ll most likely have to talk to an adoption counselor at the shelter. They`ll ask you questions to make sure you are a fit for the dog, and go over basics with you, including nutrition, exercise, hygiene, etc.     5
  • img_now that you`ve chosen a dog, find a vet and bring the dog to the vet ideally within a few days of bringing him/her home. the right vet will make your dog feel very comfortable during the exam. if you or your dog have reservations about the vet you picked, try another. it`s important to have a vet you can trust, as you`ll be seeing them a lot over the next 10-15 years. your new dog will need a full exam, shots, rabies and possibly city tags, etc. also talk to your vet about microchipping, flea and tick treatments, and heartworm prevention.
    Step 6: Now that you`ve chosen a dog, find a vet and bring the dog to the vet ideally within a few days of bringing him/her home. The right vet will make your dog feel very comfortable during the exam. If you or your dog have reservations about the vet you picked, try another. It`s important to have a vet you can trust, as you`ll be seeing them a lot over the next 10-15 years.

    Your new dog will need a full exam, shots, rabies and possibly city tags, etc. Also talk to your vet about microchipping, flea and tick treatments, and heartworm prevention.    4
  • img_if needed, consider taking a dog training class. it will be just as useful to you as it is to your dog. many local shelters offer discounted classes if you adopt a dog from them.
    Step 7: If needed, consider taking a dog training class. It will be just as useful to you as it is to your dog. Many local shelters offer discounted classes if you adopt a dog from them. 3
  • img_congratulations! enjoy your life with your new best friend!!!
    Step 8: Congratulations! Enjoy your life with your new best friend!!!1
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A4S4L4(423 Days ago)How wonderful!
I`m so happy you found a good fit :-)

I`m a dog-walker in Chicago, so I get to hang out with dogs all day every day and I love it!Flag as Inappropriate
Jason
Jason(291 Days ago)I just did this plan again last weekend when I adopted my second dog!Flag as Inappropriate
Jason
Jason(268 Days ago)Today was the first day that both of my dogs ever saw snow. It was so satisfying to see how happy they were playing it. I`m so happy I followed through on my plan and adopted my two dogs!Flag as Inappropriate
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  • img_assess your current living situation to ensure it`s a right fit for your dog: how much space do you have? how often are you home? are there rules in your building about pets? what size is best for you? can you afford it? what happens when you go out of town? etc.
    Step 1: Assess your current living situation to ensure it`s a right fit for your dog:
    How much space do you have?
    How often are you home?
    Are there rules in your building about pets?
    What size is best for you?
    Can you afford it?
    What happens when you go out of town?
    Etc.    2
  • img_ think about the type of dog you want. every breed has certain needs; not every breed fits every lifestyle. what age are you looking for? puppies are a lot of work (but so cute!) and need to go out every few hours. adults are usually house trained and less work. keep in mind that a senior dog may be great if you`re a first time dog owner, as they are pretty mellow, know how to behave, and don`t need to be walked as much. also, they are the hardest to adopt at a shelter so save one if you can!
    Step 2: Think about the type of dog you want. Every breed has certain needs; not every breed fits every lifestyle.

    What age are you looking for? Puppies are a lot of work (but so cute!) and need to go out every few hours. Adults are usually house trained and less work. Keep in mind that a senior dog may be great if you`re a first time dog owner, as they are pretty mellow, know how to behave, and don`t need to be walked as much. Also, they are the hardest to adopt at a shelter so save one if you can!    3
  • img_decide if you want to adopt a dog or purchase one from a breeder. purebred dogs tend to have a lot of genetic issues, and require much more veterinary care over the course of their lives than mixed breed dogs.
    Step 3: Decide if you want to adopt a dog or purchase one from a breeder. Purebred dogs tend to have a lot of genetic issues, and require much more veterinary care over the course of their lives than mixed breed dogs.2
  • img_set up your house for your new best friend. go and buy the essentials: bowls, a collar, leash, dog food, brush, toys, crate, etc. it`s best to do this before you adopt the dog!
    Step 4: Set up your house for your new best friend. Go and buy the essentials: Bowls, a collar, leash, dog food, brush, toys, crate, etc. It`s best to do this BEFORE you adopt the dog!3
  • img_ now comes the fun part, finding your new best friend! consider visiting local animal shelters to see if you fall in love with a dog that needs to be rescued. if you don`t see one at the time you visit, check back often, as most shelters get more dogs every few days. make sure you bring with you identification (or a pay stub, utility bill, etc.) to verify your address. test out dogs by asking if you can take them on a walk. you`ll know quickly whether or not there is a connection between the two of you. before you leave, you`ll most likely have to talk to an adoption counselor at the shelter. they`ll ask you questions to make sure you are a fit for the dog, and go over basics with you, including nutrition, exercise, hygiene, etc.
    Step 5: Now comes the fun part, finding your new best friend! Consider visiting local animal shelters to see if you fall in love with a dog that needs to be rescued. If you don`t see one at the time you visit, check back often, as most shelters get more dogs every few days. Make sure you bring with you identification (or a pay stub, utility bill, etc.) to verify your address.

    Test out dogs by asking if you can take them on a walk. You`ll know quickly whether or not there is a connection between the two of you.

    Before you leave, you`ll most likely have to talk to an adoption counselor at the shelter. They`ll ask you questions to make sure you are a fit for the dog, and go over basics with you, including nutrition, exercise, hygiene, etc.     5
  • img_now that you`ve chosen a dog, find a vet and bring the dog to the vet ideally within a few days of bringing him/her home. the right vet will make your dog feel very comfortable during the exam. if you or your dog have reservations about the vet you picked, try another. it`s important to have a vet you can trust, as you`ll be seeing them a lot over the next 10-15 years. your new dog will need a full exam, shots, rabies and possibly city tags, etc. also talk to your vet about microchipping, flea and tick treatments, and heartworm prevention.
    Step 6: Now that you`ve chosen a dog, find a vet and bring the dog to the vet ideally within a few days of bringing him/her home. The right vet will make your dog feel very comfortable during the exam. If you or your dog have reservations about the vet you picked, try another. It`s important to have a vet you can trust, as you`ll be seeing them a lot over the next 10-15 years.

    Your new dog will need a full exam, shots, rabies and possibly city tags, etc. Also talk to your vet about microchipping, flea and tick treatments, and heartworm prevention.    4
  • img_if needed, consider taking a dog training class. it will be just as useful to you as it is to your dog. many local shelters offer discounted classes if you adopt a dog from them.
    Step 7: If needed, consider taking a dog training class. It will be just as useful to you as it is to your dog. Many local shelters offer discounted classes if you adopt a dog from them. 3
  • img_congratulations! enjoy your life with your new best friend!!!
    Step 8: Congratulations! Enjoy your life with your new best friend!!!1
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