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Dog Adoption Newsletter

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Are You Ready To Learn Valuable Information That You Should Know Before You Adopt a Dog?
A smiling child and happy family brining a cuddly little puppy with wagging home for the first time. Everyone is overjoyed and full of love for the brand new addition to the household. It paints a pretty picture.
However, the excitement often wears off quickly. Because the dog needs to be fed, watered and begging for walks. It may even mess on the carpet, jumping on people, bark a lot, dig in the yard, uproot plants, and causing disruption every chance it gets as most dogs do.
Adopting a dog involves many responsibilities such as grooming, taking it out for exercises, training and caring as well as feeding and watering. This is the bigger scene not usually imagined but just as real.
In each issue of this newsletter you will learn valuable information that will help you decide if adopting a dog is right for you and how the process works.