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Other Breed Under 8 Weeks Small Dog For Sale
Nickname:Joy
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $2,999.00
Meet Merle
This beautiful, wooly, open mask Husky puppy loves to play and explore. She becomes more curious everyday and starting to become interested in the dog door. When arriving to her new home, Joy will come up to date on vaccinations, vet checked, and pre-spoiled! She would love to be your best friend. Hurry, her bags are packed and she's ready to venture to her new home!
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How do we take care of-a newborn Golden Retriever?
-- Golden Retriever
In each of our expectations, finally ushered in the birth of a golden retriever puppy, the dog’s safe birth for us is the happiest thing, this is the golden retriever to give us the best gift. But puppy care is a very important thing, if you know how to take care of a newborn golden retriever, then I think the following article must be a great help to you.
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What should we do if our Golden Retriever have a fever?
-- Golden Retriever
Many dogs are very popular, especially the Golden Retriever, which is a large and excellent breed. Dog Ownership has now become a frequent part of people’s lives, most people think of dog ownership is a very interesting thing, and some people can treat the dog as a companion. So everyone’s attitude towards dogs is different, and the number of dog owners is increasing. The Golden Retriever is very strong, has golden silky hair, looks very elegant, is very beautiful and noble. However, the golden retriever also has a disadvantage, because its hair is too long and thick, and is a double layer, which causes its body temperature is always very high. So golden retriever fever how to deal with it, what are the symptoms of fever?
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How to Choose the Right Toys for the Golden Retriever?
-- Golden Retriever
When golden retrievers feel constrained, upset, lonely, or stressed, the release of stress often manifests itself in destructive behavior. Toys can help golden retrievers reduce stress and reduce the likelihood of destructive behavior. Without a toy, the golden retriever would tear at anything within reach, shoes, books, even beds, and chairs. We need to choose a toy of the right size to help the golden retriever burn off some of its energy. Some toys may be suitable for golden retrievers, but when the golden retriever grows up, it may appear smaller and should be discarded. Small toys, such as small rubber balls, maybe swallowed or stuck in the throat by the growing golden retriever. So we have to get rid of the toy pieces and the toys that have been shredded.