Before you go and jump on the phone calling about how to pick up your very own Pug Rescue dog to train, you need to sit back and think a few things over. Yes, this is an incredible way to give back to others but is this something that you can really handle? There is a lot of work involved with raising any dog, but especially with raising a Pug rescue dog. There are a lot of rules to follow and you must make sure that you are up for the challenge.

The world is full of people and organizations that are so dedicated to the Pug that they have designed facilities known as Pug rescues. Pug rescues are no kill rescue facilities that only rescue Pugs, usually Pugs that have papers. Pug rescues take the Pugs out of environments that are either abusive or dangerous to the Pugs' physical or mental health.

If you would really love to own a Golden Retriever but are hesitant about taking on a puppy, then adopting an older Golden may be the answer. These lovely dogs when they are mature settle in very easily to a new home and they do not need nearly as much attention as a puppy as they like to have some time to themselves. Regardless of their age you will find that your new friend very quickly becomes a welcome member of the family.

Once you decide to bring the Bichon Frise rescue dog home, you need to make sure that you spend a lot of time with it initially because the shelter will have kept it isolated for quite sometime from intimate human company and these dogs crave this.

One of the reasons why people like to get purebred dogs as pets is because you can usually predict how they are going to behave and what needs they have. This knowledge in advance can help you pick a dog that you know will fit into your lifestyle.

After a family discussion on the pros and cons you've decided that you want to adopt a family dog. The next decision should be whether you should adopt a new puppy or an adult dog.