Walking Your Dog - Benefits and Why It’s So Important

Walking is one of dogs favorite activity,they enjoy walking because they do not consider it as an exercise. While walking, they also play, sniff around the park, make new dog friends, and also they get some fresh air.

Here are 7 reasons why you should  walk your dog.




*They are able to change their boring, or passive routine they have inside the house.

*While out walking, your dog is most likely going to meet other dogs, then your dog will become more familiar and socially interacting with new animals! 

*Walking your dog can be a great time to work on training your dog. 

*Your dogs will learn new commands and tricks during their daily walks.

*Walking provides many health benefits that include keeping your dog healthy.

*Regular walking can lengthen and improve the quality of life for your dog.

*Health benefits for Owners.- 
Breast cancer risk reduced by 75 %
Reduced risk of heart disease by 35%
Reduced risk of diabetes by 49%.                                                                      

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Easiest tricks to train your dog

Puppies can start learning tricks since at 10-12 weeks old, training your puppy is always necessary for a good behavior. Here are 6 easy commands and tricks to teach your new or old canine how to do them.

1.Sit.-
It is quite simple and is actually one of the easiest tricks to teach. Start by placing a treat in front of her nose. Tell her to “Sit.” Take the treat and move it along the top of her head. If  she sit praise her and give her the treat if she does not, repeat the trick several times.

2.Come.-
The best method to begin teaching this one is to call her before each activity, like her walk or feeding time. Reward her when she comes to you. Then switch to a leash, step back a few feet, and say “Come.” When she reaches you Praise her and give her the treat.

3.Down.-
All you need to teach your dog to lay down is some space and a good treat. Tell your dog to sit, give her the “Down” command as you take a treat down to the floor in front of her feet. After repeating several more times give him a jackpot for his good work.


4.Play Dead.-
 “Play Dead” is a great  trick that will impress your friends and family. Playing dead takes a bit more time and persistence to master.Tell her “Down.” Show her a treat. Give her a verbal cue, such as  “Bang.” or “Play dead”. Roll her on her side. Say “Stay” and give her the treat.

5.Paw Shake.-
Show your dog the treat. Tell her to “Sit.” After she sits,tell her to “Shake.” Gently pick up her front paw and shake it. Say the word "paw" each time he lifts his paw, and give her the treat.

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Top 8 most expensive dog breeds in the World

The dog is said to be man’s best friend, but have you ever wandered that there are a lot of dogs that cost a lot money? There are many factors which make them expensive, including the purity of their breed, their rarity, the shelter, breeder etc..

1. English Bulldog.-  is a heavy dog. Small-sized body, wrinkled face, and a pushed-in nose.

Their price varies from $2000-$3000 for a puppy.

2.Chow Chow.-Chow-Chow is a beautiful dog with a double coat, and fully fur. Their price varies from $1500- $2500.

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3.Lovchen.- is a German dog breed. Lowchen means “little lion” in German. They're still so rare to find.

Their price varies from $1500- $2000. 

4.German Shepherd.- is a breed of medium to large-sized working dog that originated in Germany.

Their price varies from $1200- $1500.

5.Bullmastiff.- The average price in the US for a quality Mastiff puppy with good parents is between $750-$1200.

 

6.Akita.-  is a large breed of dog originating from the mountainous northern regions of Japan. Their price varies from $600- $1000.

7.Rottweiler.- is a breed of domestic dog, regarded as medium-to-large or large. Their price varies from $500- $700

8.Husky.-The Siberian Husky is a medium size working dog breed that originated in north-eastern Siberia, Russia. Their price varies from $300- $500 for a puppy.

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Rottweiler and Cane Corso playing inside the house

Rottweiler and Cane Corso are both active dog breeds, here's the video that shows Ozzie the Rottweiler and Cane Corso - Neela doing what they love to do around the house.



Ozzie and Neela have known each other since they were puppies and love playing together with each other. A fantastic video that shows the true nature of Rottweilers, a friendly and social dog. Absolutely Rottweilers can get along well with dogs of other breeds.

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5 things you should do to keep your Rottweiler healthy

We all want to have our Rotties healthy, but in order to do that we must pay attention and care for them. Below you can read 5 Things you can do to keep your dog healthy…

                                           1.Keep your Rottweiler at a healthy weight

2.Vaccinate your Rottie against potentially deadly diseases such as distemper, parvo, panleukopenia and rabies and keep it free of parasites.

3.Exercise your Rottweiler

4. Feed your Rottweiler a balanced, nutritious diet

                                                     

5.Have your veterinarian examine your Rottweiler at least once a year to make sure your pet is healthy and to help detect problems earlier

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Fearless Kittens Meet Rottweiler for the first time

Who says that cats and dogs don't get along? When cats and dogs meets eachother for the first time, it's always important moment in their life.



This meeting sometimes can be very funny. One month old kittens come face to face with huge Rottweiler for the 1st time.

Amazing video shows how a one year old 125 pound Rottweiler loves two fearless kittens, this is another video that proves best nature of Rottweiler a very kind dog breed who gets along well with children and other pets if trained well.

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5 Things you should know before u get a Rottweiler

Rottweilers can be excellent companions for people and understand them and their special needs. Rotties have a lifespan of 8 to 10 years, a rottweiler can be a very important member of your family for a long time.Here are 5 things you should know and consider before u get a Rottweiler.

1.How to exercise your Rottweiler   

Rottweilers are known for their unique energy, rotties need daily exercise and can be great workout buddies. If you don’t have a large yard where your dog can play and run, you should take your dog out for walking everyday.

2. How to prepare your yard

Before you adopt a Rottweiler, make sure that your dog can’t escape, because Rottweilers like to explore and roam.

3. Rotweiler and other pets 

If you have pets such as cats, birds, rabbits and hamsters your home, Rottweiler should be exposed to them right from the start. Rottweilers can get along well with dogs of other breeds, but it varies by individual.

4.Rottweilers and Childrens 

Rottweilers like children, especially if they're raised with them. When around children, especially young ones, they should be supervised because they are big and strong. Always teach children how to approach and touch dogs, and always supervise any interactions between dogs and young children to prevent any biting or ear or tail pulling on the part of either party.Teach your child not to approach dogs while he's sleeping or eating or to try to take the dog's food away.

5. Shedding

Rottweilers can shed alot because of their thick fur, especially at seasons and warm weather. Two times in one year they spend a week or more shedding very heavily. Plan on vacuuming your dog frequently, brushing at least daily and sharing your home with clumps of fur.

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