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Watch Out For Your Dog’s Feet
Your dog will often do a good job of avoiding dangerous things they encounter by themselves.
But pups are easily distracted and don’t always know what know what to avoid.
No doubt you’re used to keeping your puppy on the straight and narrow, and out of trouble.
Things like broken glass and sharp rocks are obviously not good for your dog’s paws.
Some less obvious dangers exist as well.
Plants like foxtails that grow up straight and stiff can work their way between the pads of your dog’s paw.
Small rocks can also get caught, and things like sticky road tar and other hazards can lead to matting fur and irritation.
Avoid these problems altogether, and your pup will thank you.
