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How to choose between a shelter or a breeder dog
Decide if you want a puppy or an adult dog.
One of the big differences between shelter and breeders is the age of the dog when you take him home. While shelters do have puppies, born to pregnant dogs that were abandoned, by far the majority of the dogs they have are adults.
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- However, the reverse is true for breeders. They are in the business of selling puppies, and their adult dogs are rarely for sale as they are either pets or breeding stock.
- Only 18 is a given for most shelters. If you choose an adult dog, knowing your puppy's age is your primary concern.
- Getting an adult dog is a mind game. When you get a dog from your shelter or a breeder, he or she will probably be more comfortable by allowing you to adopt a puppy.
- Be sure to read the breed code to be sure if you want a shelter dog and an adult dog in general. You can also find breed codes where they list the age and breeding of a dog.

answer: However, the reverse is true for breeders. They are in the business of selling puppies, and their adult dogs are rarely for sale as they are either pets or breeding stock.

question: Complete the next sentence:

They have a little duet while the saxophones int he bank are paused. The trumpet player walks over and picks up a bell. then it
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- 's just the drummer banging on the drums.
- 's back to the saxophone player singing.
- restarts the performance and a keeper wearing a black cat gown comes over to nicole.
- fades to white and then white again.

answer: 's just the drummer banging on the drums.

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How to care for a saint bernard
Start training early.
Saint bernards are intelligent and eager to please, but they can also be stubborn and immature. Their massive size means that bad behaviors like jumping on people can have serious consequences, so it's important to start training while your saint is a manageably sized and pliable puppy.
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- Begin training at six-to seven-year olds and ultimately, up to eight-year-olds. Ask your veterinarian if it is safe to do so until your dog reaches those ages.
- Begin training your saint about 10 to 15 weeks before your dog's birthday. This will allow you time to train him properly and make it easier to train.
- You should also start socializing at a very young age. Take your new pup to the dog park and introduce it to all your friends and family in order to make them easygoing and friendly.
- It's best to begin training at four or five years old. As the older one, place your saint somewhere near a training area where you and a family and friends will have time to spend together, such as your living room.

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You should also start socializing at a very young age. Take your new pup to the dog park and introduce it to all your friends and family in order to make them easygoing and friendly.