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Companion dog is a dog that does not work but provides companionship as a pet rather than doing any specific tasks.  Dogs are treated as companions because of their friendly nature and high level of obedience. Puppies while growing up are fun to play and for their innocent antics. Pure breed dogs are high in intelligence and obedience due their breed traits. They make very good companions because they pick up lots of habits from us. They love their human family.  Mixed breed also make good companions, they are known as street dogs and are known to be sociable and friendly.

Dogs make good companions because they are very protective, caring and social animals.   DOGS BEHAVIOUR PATTERN:  Dogs are social animals. They love to mingle with human family members and other dogs as well. They long for human family members. The Dog breeds are generally developed to be companions to people. They are known for their hunting, herding and protection traits. The dogs are at their happiest best when they are with their human family members. They often convey and interact like we do with them. They are very active, highly energetic and often need physically stimulating activities like daily walk, playing, meeting with other dogs in the park, etc.   TRAINING YOUR DOG: Dogs are basically very receptive animals and can be trained very easily. They are sensitive and readily obey your commands. Hence, it is very important to inculcate good habits and behavior in them like you teach your children. The basic manners is most important...

The Doberman Pinscher was developed in Germany during the late 19th century, primarily as a  guard dog . His exact ancestry is unknown, but he’s believed to be a mixture of many  dog breeds , including the  Rottweiler , Black and Tan Terrier, and German Pinscher. With his sleek coat, athletic build, and characteristic cropped ears and docked tail, the Doberman Pinscher looks like an aristocrat. He is a highly energetic and intelligent dog, suited for police and military work, canine sports, and as a family guardian and companion. How to Feed a Doberman Pinscher They are not picky eaters and will happily eat their own food and anything else that finds its way into his mouth. A well-balanced and regulated diet will have your dobe's coat shining, his body functioning at optimal levels and his love for you available for many years to come. Allow puppies to nurse from their mother's teat for six to eight weeks. After six weeks, alternate between sma...

Rottweiler Breed History The history of the Rottweiler may not be as well documented as other breeds, but experts can trace the breed’s lineage back to the Roman era.  Breed authorities theorize that these loyal protectors are descendants of the guard dogs Roman armies used to protect their sheep. Throughout history, Rottweilers have been recognized for their protective instincts and intelligence. Up until the mid-19th century, Rottweilers were used to guard grazing cattle and to pull and watch butcher carts.  After the advent of the horse and cart, Rottweilers enjoyed a surge in popularity as police dogs, particularly in the United States. As a result, the breed was recognized by the AKC in 1931, 32 years after the founding of the first Rottweiler owners club in Germany. Today, Rottweilers are the 10th most popular dog breed in the United States, known for their affectionate nature and protectiveness of their families.  The Natural Protector With th...

The dog in its initial period of growing up as a puppy needs to get socialized and trained properly so as to become a good companion. The puppy needs to be trained properly. The phase of growing up period of puppy is important as it gradually gets accustomed to its way of living with you. It is vital that basic obedience and behavior is inculcated as per the daily regimen given below:  The training at home for basic obedience and behavior. Daily walk in the park and potty training. Socializing with other dogs in the locality.  Play time They are very friendly with children when socialized when it's still a puppy. TREATS & ACCESSORIES FROM CHOOSTIX FOOD, TREATS & ORAL CARE FOR YOUR DOG