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    Caring for Pets

    New legislation has begun banning certain breeds, instead of focusing on irresponsible owners. Make sure you are a responsible owner if you choose a dog breed known for aggression.

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    Caring for Pets

    Dog owners need to make sure they securely leash or fence in their pets, to avoid dog bites and legal action.

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    Caring for Pets

    When choosing a dog, check the health documentation to make sure she has no genetic disorders and diseases.

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    Dogs as Pets

    Find tips and advice on what to look for and what questions to ask when buying a puppy from a breeder.

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    Dogs as Pets

    When choosing a canine companion, make sure you research what age and which gender will best fit your lifestyle.

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    Dogs as Pets

    When choosing a canine companion, make sure that his size and personality will fit your lifestyle.

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    Dogs as Pets

    When you decide that you want a dog, begin by researching different breeds and learning the responsibilities of owning a dog.

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    Family Pets

    Ask yourself some of these questions to find out whether you and your family are ready to own a pet.

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    Family Pets

    In this activity, children volunteer to help out at the Humane Society. They might even adopt an animal!

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    Family Pets

    A pet store is a good place for your child to safely learn about pets and their requirements.

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    Caring for Pets

    What should you tell your five-year-old when the family dog has to be put down?

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