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How fun is Toronto dog daycare and why is it important for your dog? by Vikram kumar
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How fun is Toronto dog daycare and why is it important for your dog? by VIKRAM KUMAR
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How fun is Toronto dog daycare and why is it important for your dog? |
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Family & Parenting
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We all need friends at every point of our life, this is an obvious fact but why do we often forget the same is needed for our dogs? Dogs also miss the companionship of other dogs. Have you ever thought of a situation where you have landed on some other planet and you are living with these cute little friendly aliens without getting a single sight of any human? Maybe you don’t have these nightmares but your dog might be living in the exact same situation and a little familiarity once in a while is nice! Your love is definitely true for your dog and your dog also loves you the same but there are times when your dog needs to communicate and play with other dogs. If you don’t allow your dog to have the company of other dogs then your dog is missing out on very important social interactions. Dogs love playing and sniffing and being with other dogs – if your dog is looking gloomy then maybe it’s just craving a puppy play date! It is important for dogs to socialize but how safe is it to let them roam and play with random dogs in your neighborhood? After spending so much time with your dog you learn to understand all of its behaviors. Maybe your dog isn’t comfortable with the dog across the street or gets scared of the dogs barking at the park. The best option is to take your dog to a good dog daycare where it won’t experience any problems while socializing with other dogs that are at the dog daycare facility. Toronto dog daycare is very considerate of the wellbeing of your dog. Daycare can uplift your dog’s energy level both in terms of physical and emotional terms. Dogs always seen to be learning and when they are exposed to a new environment where they get to see so many different things then they get excited, happy and overly satisfied. Dog daycare is just like the play schools where children are given ample of opportunities and training at the same time. Dogs love going to dog daycare- the only downside of it might be that your dog wants to go all of the time! You might start to notice that your dog misses its daycare and when your dog is due for another visit. Sometimes the excitement level is so high that you might find it annoying- but just remember the time when you were a kid and you had your new friends and all you wanted is to be with them. So you should make a proper schedule of your dog’s visit to the daycare so that it can get used to the routine and doesn’t bother you much. While choosing the Toronto dog daycare the following things should be considered: • If the handlers are well trained and compassionate while handling the dogs. • Quality of all facilities that are promised by the organization. • Hygiene and medical provisions. • All the types of dogs that they keep. • Grouping of the dogs as per area and the number of handlers appointed to a particular group. • All big and small rules that are set for the dogs. Before anyone selects a daycare for their dog, he/she must observe their dog first. Dogs aren’t always alike- their interests might be different from the other dogs and same with their personalities. So people need to be really careful when choosing a http://www.pawsplaygrounds.com/ dog daycare. The http://www.pawsplaygrounds.com/dog-boarding-toronto/ Toronto dog daycare should be well supervised, balanced in terms of their flexibility and their rules, and the dog handlers should be considerate of each individual dogs needs.
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