About Dog Adoption,these are the things you need to know:

Dogs were domesticated by humans about 20,000 years ago and have since entered human life and work, but not every dog has been properly cared for and fed by humans since then.

As early as 2013, studies speculated that the number of dogs in the world has exceeded 900 million, but 83% are free-range dog or homeless small stray dogs.

Host and relief organizations around the world are currently under pressure from lack of human and financial assistance.

If you support #Adoption instead of Buying #The following you need to know.

Ask yourself 6 questions before adoption

1. Is it acceptable to families?

The environment and atmosphere in which dogs live is very important. If someone in the family does not support having a new dog in the house, the dog will soon feel this "resentment".

2. Are you really ready to take on the responsibility of owning a dog？

Although adoption allows you to save money on dogs. But bringing the dog home is the real beginning. You need to provide it with quality food, necessities, regular health check-ups, timely medical treatment when sick, and even preparation for home repairs (caused by dog demolition).

3. Is there time left for the dog every day?

Let the dog live a healthy and happy life, go out with it every day, interactive play is indispensable.

4. Is the living environment convenient and friendly for dogs?

You need to know in advance whether there is a suitable place to walk the dog near your home, where the nearest pet hospital is, and how receptive the neighbors are to the dog.

5. Can the dog's sports needs be met by itself?

If you don't love sports, adopting a sports dog will make you miserable. Let the dog move out of the cage before adoption and observe how active he is.

6. Are you willing to continue learning for your dog?

We need to learn about dogs to better understand dogs and raise them.

Before the dog arrives home, you need to....

1. Tidy up the environment in your home and remove or lock all items that have the opportunity to cause harm to your dog or lock them in the cupboard.

2. Give them space to explore and rest. Arrange a safe, quiet space in the home for your dog's bed or cage so that it can relax comfortably.

3. Learn from the staff of the shelter about the dog's past eating habits and preferences, whether there is an uncomfortable reaction to certain foods, etc., and prepare foods suitable for its age nutritional needs.

4. Dogs waiting for adoption may need vaccinations, sterilization, physical examinations, etc., and perhaps there will be some behavioral problems in their bodies, please make an appointment with a veterinarian and dog trainer in advance, be prepared, and let them integrate into family life healthily.

5. Choose the right toy

It's only the nature of dogs to bite, so choosing a safe and appropriate nibbling toy can help them properly relieve the desire to bite.

Beejay leaky balls, except as a chew toy , it can fill the leaky food holes with dogs' favorite foods helping them drain excess energy!