I'm sure you will agree with me when I say we all love our dogs! We have learned the importance of good nutrition, adequate grooming, discipline, love and attention toward our family canine. We care about the way our dogs haircut compliments them. We strive to include them in on as many family functions as possible. And we give them all the love and attention we can, like another member of the family.
I think at times we tend to forget the importance of diet and exercise in our own lives, as well as the life of our dog. We love our dog so much that we slip them a little dinner off of our plate. We give them a doggie treat for no "dog gone" reason. And we pass on todays walk in favor of an extra hour of TV. Does any of this hit close to home? If it does, you may be treatening your dogs life!
Too many of those "high in fat content" doggie treats, a portion of your "high in fat" dinner, and lack of exercise will all effect the life of your family dog. If you are overweight, you need to go on a diet. So the same stands true for the family dog. If old Rover is "rolie polie" all over, he needs to be put on a diet as well. He may never thank you for it down the road. But he'll be happier to take that walk down the road if you always take notice of what you are feeding your dog.
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Larry Buhrandt is an accomplished writer interested in sharing his knowledge on dog training, feeding and good health. Read More
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