Having and taking care of a pup is hard work, there’s no doubt about it. While they bring much joy and happiness into our lives, we ought to take our duties as parents seriously, as we are responsible to ensure they’re healthy and satisfied.
After all, these are living things! Their mental and physical wellbeing is wholly under our control, and we should never take this fact lightly.
But this can be hard when you have mental or physical disabilities, as this would mean you’d need to put in more effort to ensure your pups’ wellbeing. Boomer the Labrador’s Mom, Jill, has physical aches and pains, so taking her pup out for a walk can cause some anxiety. Luckily, Boomer has been trained to listen to quiet commands and is highly obedient, so Mom doesn’t have too much trouble!
In this way, we can see how training for a pup who’s Mom or Dad has difficulties can act as a compromise to make sure both pup and parent are okay!
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