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You JUST got a new dog – Don’t freak out – Pet tip 255
Today’s domestic dog is still closely related to the wolf. Like all wolves living in a pack, dogs must be part of a stable family and feel safe. Most domestic behavioral problems occur when the dog is confused about how to act/behave in different situations such as your home or out on a walk.
It is recommended that you keep Fido confined no matter his age for at least the first month in your home. This will allow him to settle in more comfortably and adapt to your lifestyle. At the same time, confinement will reduce such misbehaviors as chewing and separation anxiety.
Here are a few general rules to help you to prevent misbehaviors when you bring Fido home:
- Owner:
- cecilia levallois
- City:
- Managua
- Province, Country:
- Not Provided
- Type/Breed:
- abyssinian
- Date of Birth:
- Nov.22d,2005
- Date of Death
- Dec.1st,2006
- Sex:
- Male
- Height:
- 9
- Weight:
- 10
- Coat Colour:
- bright orange
- Eye Colour:
- hazel
My cat Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui was named after the Incas¨ best emperor and like the monarch, my Pachacuti was a macho macho being. He refused to tolerate spaying, and every time we attempted he fled. He died with his virility completely intact, mangled by a pair of chowchows while chasing an alluring queen in heat. Playful, insolent, rowdy and noisy, he was his cousin Vespasian´s best friend. His mother Rojita Xepacachimba had already preceded him over the Rainbow Bridge when she died on July 15th 2005 due to childbirth. Obviously a historian´s cat, he might be teaching Inca history over there. I miss his loud yowling and his bites.Cecilia Ruiz de Ríos, Nicaraguan historian.
