Friday, June 18, 2010

Small Dogs For Adoption




Submitted By: Pertic Brendon

When we think about adopting a dog we generally think about getting one that looks cute, or is a purebred dog or we tend to want to adopt a puppy. While these are all great dogs to adopt there are many small dogs waiting to be adopted. These small dogs for adoption are usually found lost and abandoned. Some have been given by their owners for various reasons to shelters.

These small dogs that have been given into various animal shelters have all the adorable looks of a puppy. Their small size makes them perfect as companions for children and people who live in small homes.

The various breeds that are found in dog and animal shelters include Scottish terriers, Cocker Spaniels, Dachshunds, Miniature Schnauzers. You will find pure breed small dogs for adoption as well as different mixed breed dogs. Each of these small dogs is in need of lots of love and care.

When any small dogs are brought to the animal shelters they are carefully washed and cleaned of dirt and grime. The shelter vets will examine the small dogs and treat any wounds or other types of problems that these small dogs may have. Once they have been examined and treated, good food is given to the small dogs while they wait in clean kennels.

These kennels are temporary homes as small dogs for adoption may be chosen by a potential owner. Anyone can become the proud owner of small dogs but the various animal shelters where these small dogs are housed will make sure that any potential owner has the willingness to care for these small dogs.

As there are many types of stray dogs the new owners may be asked to spay or neuter their new members of the family. While this procedure may seem excessive you have to remember that many times these small dogs are found as strays because the mother dog was not sterilized.

Once you have chosen your small dog for adoption and companionship the small dog will be given into your care temporarily. This procedure is to make sure that the potential owners are right for these small dogs. This process also helps the dogs and their possible new owners become comfortable with each other.

The next time that you are thinking of adopting a pet you may want to look at the many small dogs for adoption purposes as these small dogs are the best types of dogs to have as life long companions. The love and devotion that these small dogs will give you in return for the care that you will lavish on these dogs will make you happy that you decided to choose a small dog for your lifelong companion.

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1 comment:

  1. My dog "Buddy" in the picture above was a dog we found in the dog pound. They didn't know how long he was living on the city streets but he was used to eating food he found on the streets. Buddy sat in there for one month waiting for a loving home.

    He was very sad and very depressed for the first month we had him but month after month we noticed small positive changes in his little life. We still haven't had him one year yet but he has become the most loving, sweet little dog we could ever want! He now shows love to almost all the people that he meets.

    Buddy is our 2nd "Rescue Dog" and I highly recommend to people to give one of these dogs a loving home and a chance to live!

    Queenie1

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