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Can I take my dog to the pound if I am unable to care for it anymore?
Yes, if you are unable to care for your dog, you can take it to a local animal shelter or pound where they may be able to find a new home for it.
Would you be able to take your dog to the shelter?
Yes, you can take your dog to the shelter if you are unable to care for it.
Are there any home remedies for a dog with worms?
What can my dog take for worm
What do you do when your dog just had an operation?
Just take your dog home and let him/her relex for awhile
Is it harmful if a dog ingests a dog bed?
It definitely can be. If the dog is not able to pass all the material on its own, you will need to take it to the vet, they will either do surgery or get the dog to take vallium to try and make it easier for the dog to pass it.
How can you kill your dog?
NO DOG SHOULD EVER KILL!!!!!!!! if you are trying to train a dog to kill rabit or small animals used for food then it just requires training.
What to do for a dog at home if your dog digested motor oil?
Call poison control immediately and then take it to the vet asap.
Is Proper to take your Dog along to visit anothers Home?
It would be imprudent not to ask permission first to bring your dog to someone's home.
What could you do to help a dog with meningitis?
Take your dog into your Veterinarian to be treated. Only a Vet will be able to treat your dog properly and tell you how you can help.
What are some ideas to work from home?
Some ideas to work from home include babysitting or pet sitting. One is able to do this from home. One can also take phone calls for nearby companies from home.
What is the simplest home remedy for cough?
If you think you are responsible enough to own a dog, then take the responsibility to take it to the veterinarian. The dog should be checked out.
Can I take my dog to a shelter if I am unable to care for it anymore?
Yes, you can take your dog to a shelter if you are unable to care for it anymore. Shelters can provide care and find a new home for your dog.
