Give the Dog House

I recently made a home for a dog named Cassie. She lived in a shelter for local animals, and once I saw her I knew she was the dog for me and my family. To say it was a bit of a handful at the start is an understatement, but it has now, with a handful of education, much calmer and are very well behaved. In this article I will write about why I think more people should have a dog and the benefits it can bring them to life.

Cassie is now very happy in their new environment and shows that happiness in many ways. She is very loving and very loyal. I have two children and she really loves playing with them, especially games like pool, however, never became more aggressive with them. Some say the dog is the best friend of Le Mans and although I can not go that far, Cassie is a person who likes to spend time with.

In some peoples opinion to take a dog for regular walks would be one of the reasons why you might choose not to have one. In fact, I like to walk Cassie gives me the opportunity to clarify my ideas, meet other people and is a very useful exercise. I always carry a tennis ball on our walks and is becoming an expert at catching the ball after the first bounce and sometimes even without the ball at all. It wags its tail in pleasure and this fills me with a sense of fun.

At night, after another of his long walks, he moved to the living room and hug to sleep. Cassie is now another member of our family and I'm sure she feels like she curls up to nap. She always looked so happy I started to dream, I often think that probably would have dreamed of living in that environment, living in the animal shelter. I hope your dreams have come true.

Cassie has become a major partner of my family members including himself. He is a good listener and never respond back, than my children and my wife.

I would certainly recommend it to others to give the dog a home. It can cost you money as food for dogs and can take some 'time in the form of a dog walk. This is a very small price premium, however, that the dog can bring you.

Companionship, loyalty, happiness and the benefits of exercise by walking the dog regularly are some of the reasons I like having Cassie.