Want to Home a Puppy?

Things to Think About - bringing a puppy into your home should never be an act of impulse!  You must be sure that you can give enough of your time to provide a puppy with:-

Love, Care, Attention

Training

Stimulation

Regular exercise

You also need to consider the costs of keeping a Puppy well fed and fully protected from disease.
Once you have satisfied yourself that you are prepared to meet the challenges that a puppy will bring into your life, the next question is which dog?

Selecting  the breed that best suits your situation is important. Here are a few factors you should consider:-

Size - How big will the dog grow?  And how much will he eat?

Noise - Some breeds are naturally more inclined to bark and yap than others.  Some breeds are more sensitive to noise.

Activity Level - How much exercise does the dog require?  Working breeds, bred to herd sheep, need serious workouts.

Temperament - Terriers are naturally bossy and tenacious.  Spaniels, Labs and Retrievers  normally have friendly, affectionate natures.

Coat - How much time (or money) will you need to devote to grooming?