Adopting A Rescue Dog? 20 Proven Tips For The First 7 Days!
Are you thinking about adopting a rescue dog and want to make sure the transition goes as smoothly as possible? Look no further! In this video, I’m sharing my top 20 tips for the first seven days after adopting your new rescue dog. This information is based on my own personal experience of adopting nine rescue dogs over the years. Get practical advice from someone who’s been there before as I share valuable insights and tips on forming a strong bond with your new pup.
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