Although dogs are the best friends to humans, dogs have also in the last decade become more of a fashion statement.
This might be great for the dog industry, but a lot of people who buy dogs purely out of fashion senses aren't usually willing to put in the time it needs in order to keep the relationship between master and dog sustainable.
For a dog to be fully content, it needs exercise, constant care such as medical, food, good accommodation, training and of course the odd treat from time to time.
The best way to train your dog is using treats.
Dogs thrive on positivity and nothing beats the happiness of a dog than the good praise from his master.
In order to get your pet doing what you want him to, you'll need a bag of treats and lots of consistency and discipline.
The right kind of treats you can use, is a juicy piece of meat or a strong smelling cheese.
Other products are found in magazines like Discounter and Zoo Actions.
Although treats make your dog training easier, you might want to look into products that are low in calories, help with digestion maybe have a strong chewing durability in order to help keep your pets dentures clean and the jaws exercised.
Veterinary experts have also created treats that contain certain drugs including heart worm prophylaxis, antibiotics and pain killers.
The best thing to do for further information is to take your pet to the vet and get him examined.
The vet will diagnose your dog if he's in need for special care.
Remember, not all treats are suitable for every dog, just like people can't eat everything.
And if you are preparing scooby snacks for your pooch at home, don't throw him the eft over chicken bones, because they'll splinter and get stuck in your dogs neck.
Another food to avoid is chocolate, this can cause blindness.