Introduction

Do you have a puppy? Are you thinking about getting one? If so, this is the article for you! Here’s an infographic that gives you some helpful tips to consider when buying your first puppy.

Know your puppy: An infographic that tells potential buyers what breeds are good for them.

• Know your puppy: An infographic that tells potential buyers what breeds are good for them.
• The infographic is a guide to help you choose the right breed for you.
• Based on a survey of thousands of dog owners.

If you have a small space, look for a small dog.

If you have a small space, look for a small dog.

Small dogs make great pets for apartments because they’re easier to house train and are less likely to knock over your things or get in the way of your daily routine. They also don’t tend to accidentally hurt you or another family member as much as larger animals do (though any dog can bite if provoked!).

If you have an active lifestyle, consider a dog who has to exercise daily.

If you have an active lifestyle, consider a dog who has to exercise daily. If your lifestyle is more sedentary, then it’s best to choose a dog that doesn’t need much exercise.

• The American Kennel Club recommends that dogs get at least 30 minutes of exercise a day, but some breeds require far more than that. For example, while most smaller dogs need only moderate daily exercise (around 10-15 minutes), most sporting and hound dogs should be walked or run for at least 30-60 minutes per day.

If you want a guard dog, look for one that’s large and loud.

If you’re looking for a guard dog, you’ll want to look for a large and loud dog. Guard dogs are not usually suited for children or other pets. They can also be more difficult to train than other breeds, so you’ll need to be prepared to give your full attention when it comes time to train them.

If you’re thinking about getting a guard dog, ask yourself these questions: do I have the time and energy necessary? Are my neighbors okay with this breed? If they aren’t, how will that affect me? While many people enjoy having these dogs around their homes, they are not necessarily ideal pets for first-time owners or families with small children.

Consider how much time you have for grooming and your willingness to bathe your puppy regularly.

You should also consider how much time you have for grooming and your willingness to bathe your puppy regularly. If you don’t have time to groom your dog regularly, choose a breed with a double coat. The extra hair will help keep the dog warm and provide protection from the sun.

Remember that some breeds require more maintenance than others, so make sure you are willing to spend the money on regular grooming sessions as well as frequent baths if necessary.

Consider the weather in your area when choosing a breed with double coats, as it can be harder to keep cool in summer.

Consider the weather in your area when choosing a breed with double coats, as it can be harder to keep cool in summer.

Double coats are good for cold weather and keeping dogs warm, but they may not be ideal for warmer climates. If you live in a climate where winter is mild, you might want to consider a single-coated dog that won’t need daily brushing or other grooming tasks.

Conclusion

We hope this article has helped you make the right choice for your new puppy. Remember to always do your research before purchasing any pet, but especially if they’re a breed you haven’t had before! Also keep in mind that all dogs have different needs, so if your lifestyle doesn’t match up with what we’ve outlined here don’t be afraid to get something else!