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Protecting Your Canine Friend

Did a puppy come into your life this year as a Christmas present? Dogs can be a man and/or womanâ€™s best friend and often play an important role as a member of a family.
Whether lost or stolen, losing a pet is a harrowing experience which often leaves owners racked with grief, terror and guilt. You constantly wonder if your dog is safe? is it alive? is it being abused? is it warm and being fed properly? is it being used for research? The questions and the worry haunt you endlessly. There are, however, preventive steps owners can take to helpï¿½

protect their beloved canine companions.

â€¢ Jot down your petâ€™s identifying marks, plus its color, breed, and size. Take some good clear photographs of your four-legged friend every few months through at least one year of age, then once a year thereafter. Besides the fact that photos of your puppy will be treasured for many years to come, a current photo of your pet can be very helpful in his safe recovery should he disappear. Remember, black & white photos produce better photocopies than color photos do.

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