Care of Households Pet Dog Training and Rearing

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Since domestication, the dog has been a very good buddy and close companion of the human being used to hunt food animals and also to protect his belonging especially to the livestock. Long association of human beings with dogs is well established because domestication has made human behavior exceptionally attuned. Its influence on human culture, granted additional names such as ‘the best friend of man’ or ‘furry buddy’ or ‘feathered friend of good.’ The positive impact of rearing dogs is well known, especially with regard to improving the emotional, physical and human behaviour. There is a lack of knowledge about high-grade pedigree males and proper diagnosis, vaccine and de-worming procedure, respectively, to limit breeding and health care. Dog keeping is now used as a status symbol in society and is well aligned with owners’ socioeconomic status. Selectivity in choosing the pet and their feeding habits depends on the dog lovers experience and interest. Urban residents are interested more in dog rearing as compared to rural people.