What Does Your Dog Mean to You?

People treat their dogs differently. Some folks have a dog only for hunting. The dog may stay out in the kennel for much of the time. When the owner needs his hunting buddy he takes the dog hunting to do his job. When the dog owner needs to exercise and train the dog, the dog will be let free out of the kennel.

Other dog owners think of their dog as a part of the family. The dog means just as much to them as the other members in the family “pack.” The dog is treated like a king or queen. Only when a dog sweater or dog jacket is protecting the beloved dog will it be let outdoors. The dog may sleep in one of the family member’s bed at night. The dog may have his own plush dog bed to sleep in. Treats are happily given to the dog. Gifts are bought for the dog. Some even celebrate their dogs' birthdays.

Many elderly people adore their dogs. Their dog makes them feel safe. Even if the dog is small, it can help to protect them as the bark will warn the owner. Dogs help keep the elderly healthier by lowering their blood pressure. Dogs are a fantastic companion for the elderly.

A single person will enjoy having a dog. The dog is someone to walk outside with and get exercise. The dog will snuggle up on the couch and/or bed by the single person if allowed.

What does your dog mean to you?

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