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Pet’s Corner
People, who keep their dogs outside, think nothing of having a simple dog house for their pet to call his own. You may wonder why they don’t think to do the same for their indoor pet.
It doesn’t have to be large…but just big and comfortable enough to be their own cozy den. If they can stand up, turn around, have some peace and quiet when they feel the need for it, they will be happy and feel safe and secure. This spot can be arranged in a corner of the family room, a bedroom, or even a laundry room or basement.
Give him a nice bed in his own private space. It can be something as simple as a crate or a carton with a dog mat or some soft blanket that he can nest in. It will help him conserve his body heat in winter, and should be soft and comfortable for his bony parts, easy to clean, and in an area that stays dry and isn’t drafty.
If you have a little more money to spend, there are heated dog beds or crate beds that have plush or fur cushions in them and hoods that can be raised to give them dark privacy. Some are made similar to beanbags, which allow him to shape the bed to fit him perfectly. Other beds are filled with cedar chips to neutralize odors and control moisture.
If your dog is satisfied with his spot, chances are good that he will not choose your bed or the living room furniture to lounge on, especially when rewarded with gourmet dog treats and healthy dog food is laid at its door..
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