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  You may often come across a dog that has been mistreated at some time in his life. These dogs are tough to handle because the things humans do every day give them worry and terror. With a few basic modifications in approach and a lot of patience, you can improve your chances of training a mistreated dog to trust. Bend down while dealing with this dog to look less intimidating. Keep your voice low and cheery while speaking with him. A loud or irritated tone will frighten him. Call him to you rather than approaching him. Praise him if he makes an attempt to comply. Don't wait for him to entirely comply. Remember that he may be used to being struck while approaching someone. When you do get to touch this dog, try not to pet his head. As you approach him, keep your hand palm up and lightly touch under his chin or on his chest. A dog may be soothed by rubbing either location. Allow him to recede if he attempts to step backward. He will eventually remain longer. When a dog is worried o

  A healthy, balanced diet is essential for your pet's long and happy life. How can you tell if your dog's diet requires supplements? What kinds of supplements should you give your dog? In most cases, your dog's diet will not require supplementation. If you feed your pet a diet designed by a reputable dog food company, your dog's food is specially designed for a healthy balance to ensure your pet's excellent health. Some low-quality dog foods may occasionally increase the need for additional supplementation. Your veterinarian may advise you to supplement your dog's diet. Consider adding a hard-boiled egg to your dog's diet a couple of times per week. This simple step will supplement your dog's diet with extra amounts of vitamins A and D. These vitamins aid in the maintenance of healthy bones and eyes. If you've chosen to customise your dog's food by creating a raw diet, cooking at home for your pet, or just want to ensure your dog's nutrition