For everyone, a hectic schedule looks different. Super busy" can mean office overtime; four children and counting; constantly freelancing; or volunteering on weekends, depending on whom you ask."
Toss a dog into the mix and it's more than full on your plate. (Nevertheless, let's be honest: research by organisations such as the Human Animal Bond Research Institute has shown that having a dog can substantially reduce stress levels, which can be enjoyed by even non-busy people.)
If you're seriously considering introducing a dog to your family, consider the basics that each canine needs right away. When and where you blend into frequent walks (morning and night), nail trimming (at least monthly), regular trips to the veterinarian (at least twice a year) and quality time.
Think of your proximity to nearby veterinarians and reputable dog parks. Do you fly for work frequently? Do you have a buddy who is just as busy or who can devote more time to a dog? Such questions are just the tip of the iceberg, but a fantastic starting point.
While all dogs need ample care and attention, some breeds are more prepared and able to gel with your hectic description than others.
- BOSTON TERRIER Boston terriers are gregarious pups who only want your approval with their wide brown eyes and tuxedo-style coat. The amount of exercise they need will undoubtedly vary from dog to dog (as with any breed), but it is usually appropriate for a few walks a day and some play time indoors.
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