Ultimate RESCUE DOG Checklist | Dog MUST-HAVES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- I hope that this is helpful to you in your dog adoption journey! I have had 3 rescue dogs myself, trained many rescue clients, and worked with rescue dogs at the shelter. Everything on this list draws from that experience. This is a FULL list of everything that you will need for your rescue dog, so some of these things might seem very obvious, but I wanted this list to be accessible to everyone, regardless of your previous experience with dogs.
Items You'll Need:
Bowls (2)
Nutritious Food
Treats
Treat Pouch
Raw Bones
Toys (tugs, stuffed animals, brain games)
Crate
Baby gates/Playpen
Bed
Collar
Leash
Walking Equipment (harness, head halti)
Vet Contact Info
Pet Professional Info
Toothbrush/Toothpaste
Grooming Equipment
Pet First Aid Kit
Lavender Essential Oils
Some Resources:
My Dog's Food (Fromm) - frommfamily.com/
My Favorite Treats (Benny Bullys) - bennybullys.com/
Slow Feeder Bowls - www.chewy.com/b/slow-feeders-...
Treat Ball (Omega Paw) - www.chewy.com/omega-paw-trick...
Kong (great for stuffing with treats!) - amzn.to/2DsdCRY
Harness (Ruffwear). -ruffwear.com/collections/dog-...
Pet Sitters/Walkers - Rover.com is a good place to start your search (I found my FAVORITE dog sitter on there)
Toothpaste (Espree) *you don't need a toothbrush for this one, just put it right on the teeth! - www.espree.com/dog-grooming/o...
Collar - my favorite style is Martingale
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It’s like expecting a baby! I may be getting my first dog after a 26 year wait (since I was born) and I’ll be rescuing. Hopefully a large dog. My life will be complete
i know it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to stream newly released series online?
@Israel Jamison i use flixzone. Just google for it :)
Get pet insurance! My first rescue doggie had urinary problems and it saved my bank account.
@@MiaTheodoratus if you have some savings set aside, pet insurance is not needed.
I tried giving my dog a treat ball. She quickly figured out that if she picks it up and slams it down as hard as she possibly can, as many times as she can, the treats don’t come out - but mummy gives her attention and that’s better than food lol
My wife was a dog trainer for 22 years, retireing about a year ago. We lost our Pug Gunther recently and are rescuing a puggle that we pick up tomorrow morning. We have watched about 4 or 5 of your videos and my wife just commented you have YET to say ANYTHING she disagreed with. You are good!
Kong…stuffed with dog food, yogurt, some peanut butter FROZEN….keeps them busy for an hour
Thank you for adopting/rescuing. Always adopt, never shop!
Thanks for posting this, I agree with it and have had a rescue now for 3.5 weeks. I would also add, the anti-fungal, anti-bacterial soap for their itchy and stressed skin after being in a shelter, or having been living off scraps. I think at the beginning of this video, it's good to give a cost estimate for people considering getting a rescue dog to give them a reality check on the several hundreds of dollars required in supplies, house prep and vet checks! Also have someone home constantly those first few weeks to help de-compress the animal!
We’re getting a foster dog soon so I’m watching like a bunch of dog hauls
OMG that's so exciting!! If you need any help once you get your foster send me a message on insta
In Ruff Company ok thank you!!
My baby coming home today. After living in a rescue facility for over a yeat
Just recieved my rescue dog from the Houston area on Monday. What a sweet dog - an abandoned stray running in a pack. Not my first rescue, so I can concur with the list of things you will need, and add patiences and tolerance for an adjustment period. All my dogs in 45+ years have been shelter or rescue dogs, and they all have been great. Our first was a border collie mix. She was fantastic, and when we had children, she was soooo good with them and helped mind them for us.
Great info. Thank you!
This was so helpful!!! Thank you!
I appreciate this series. Very helpful.
Aww this blesses my heart another wonderful video of yours thank you 😘❤️😘❤️
Starting my first adoption dog this weekend! Couldn’t be more excited!
Im watching your series at the moment and it’s so helpful! We’re adopting a three month old crossbreed from Romania next week and this has helped so much! Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you for this video. I want to adopt soon and I'm trying to prepare. This really helps!
Awesome vid! we just adopted :) It's a process it all takes time.
Your channel is so helpful!!! We are rescuing soon and currently on the look for a new pup. I just subscribed!
The first aid kit is such an amazing idea
this was helpful. i'm getting a dog when i grow up
Thank you so much for your videos. I'm adopting a Shepard/Bull/Lab mix on Tuesday. I'm so excited 😊 I was able to see him and spend some time with him today being Saturday.
My rescue pup is coming home with me in less than 2 weeks and I‘m so grateful to you for helping me prepare!!!
Thank you for your advice. I find it really interesting and easy to follow. I feel a lot more confident with my upcoming rescue!
AWESOME CONTENT🙏❤
Thank you for all the Videos. We adopted two Dogs in Bali and we will bring them to Germany about 3 Month. Your Videos help us to prepare.
Yes I have worked with dogs my whole life. I save as many as I can
I have to say i love a harness for all dogs if you can get th used to it 24/7 it nice to have the sturdyness and a handle to help if you need to grab the dog the one i had on my senior before he passed had a handle built in and was nice as up to the very end he was moble and wanted to do it on his own it was nice to be able to help him if he needed it especially with the steps i have
Lots of raw chicken cut into small bits , for training, including the bones (ok to eat if uncooked )they will love you forever
We are adopting a rehome dog this Friday! She is a 5 year old rescue and her breed is a Belgian Malinois. I am so excited!
How’s it been going??
@@johnnyromero-price8693 Very good, thanks! Shes the sweetest.
I’m about to adopt my first dog. This is very helpful. Thank you!
Congratulations. Let us know how this works out.
Congrats! May I ask for an update?
I'm adopting my cretan hound in 14 days from Cyprus! this really helped! thank you
So exciting! I had an international dog too. Funny thing that I noticed, he liked different flavors of treats than other dogs I've had! Maybe because he was just used to different flavors from where he came from? It was interesting to me, anyway
Congrats!
Is the dog in your profile pic the dog?
Good video, I will be watching many more
Just rescued a 3 month old pup from Tennessee, she will be here (Massachusetts) the week after next!
That's so exciting for you!!
I’m late but congrats
My family is adopting a senior pitbull and it helps to have a checklist in my mind and some ideas of how to make him feel safe and happy in the house.
Great! I'm glad it's helpful! Also, pitties are my favorite and YOU ROCK for getting a senior! So often these dogs are forgotten in the shelters
@@InRuffCompany He is doing really well so far getting into a routine. Our only issue is he doesn't seem to want to eat. I read that this is common for shelter dogs until the nerves calm down. Do you have any advice for this?
Thank you I’m adopting a new reascue dog first dog
That is so exciting!
Wow it took us AGES
I plan on adopting a pittie so I've been watching a whole bunch of tip vids 😅
That is a good idea thank you for telling me that I'm going to do that solo has dogs been feeling relaxed thank you cuz I am a dog walker to
I love meeting other dog walkers! :)
Great video, thank you for the advice.
Great video. Many people adopt dogs they are cute or because they feel sorry for the dog. Many adopted dogs are returned because of owner lifestyle - dog mismatch. Get a dog that matches your energy level. If you are unwilling (or unable) to exercise a dog twice a day, a high energy dog is not for.
I love dogs. I am also intrested in this job. Actually I am from India and I want to come Canada its my dream. And I will change my dream into reaility soon. Yor are great I seriously like your videos . They are awosem. 👍
very informative! but I wonder if you can suggest any nutritional foods here? thanks!!
Awesome 🤩 we are all for adoption ❤❤❤
Are the dedicated pet bowls mandatory? My cat has a species-specific slow feed food dish, but water is served on the floor in a drinking glass-his preference-with an old chipped cereal bowl full as a backup. Kitty cannot resist a human glass full of water.
When dog sitting, I serve the dog food on a salad/dessert plate that I elevate on cushions or a box to aid digestion. Water is served the same way, on the floor, but I have to empty and fill the cereal bowl twice a day because dogs slurp their water! Cats vs. dogs drinking water is pretty funny.
i’m hoping to adopt a dog soon, i’m 14 and i’ll be taking the main responsibility for the dog, i’m quite nervous that i’m not going to do well enough :(
You got this! A dog will repay you for your time and patience every day! Good luck :D
We’ve not just got one rescue puppy coming, but already have a rescue cat. OMG exciting but scary at the same time. Any advice?
When you said don’t use a harness if you have a puppy. Is that different depending on where you live because we are getting a rescue puppy (6 months) who has been in foster care. We have to have a slip lead and a lead attached to a harness I believe but we might be able to have one attached to her collar not harness
Hi friends! Extra resources and a full list of everything I mentioned in the description :) What did you find to be the most important thing for your new rescue dog??
They have multiple websites you can use to check the ingredients of your dog food. A lot of food is grain free which is NOT recommended at all. Dogs need grain in their diet and they have found that grain free diets can cause more harm than good. Most people that have dogs with allergies switch to grain free dog foods, when in reality, most allergies are not caused by grains at all. The only reason why the dogs sometimes improve, is because most grain free diets have limited ingredients also, thus taking away the food that is causing the allergy. If your dog has skin allergies, the reason is usually fleas, so go to the vet and get them on an oral medication for it. Topical doesn't work as well and it has caused chemical burns on dogs, flea collars don't work and they have also caused chemical burns. If their allergies don't clear up, put them on a reduction diet. Some meats cause allergies in dogs, so switch to a different flavor by the same brand. Usually, allergies are caused by beef. So switch to a food without beef, if that doesn't help then try another meat. Dairy, chicken, lamb, wheat gluten, soy and eggs cause the most allergies. After getting rid of each item, take your dog to the vet if it is still happening. It could be another ingredient, it could be medication, it could be their shampoo or conditioner, it could even be grass or plants in your yard even if they are safe for dogs.
Also, be careful with essential oils. Some of them are highly toxic to dogs, so research them before using.
I found a "puzzle" food bowl to slow my dog's eating down. Of course, he figured it out right away (he was very smart), but it did take him a few minutes to snarf down his food vs. a few seconds.
He never liked his food ball, go figure.
He was very "gassy" when we first adopted him (he was little, but he could clear out a room very fast), until the Vet suggested a different kind of food.
He was very "protective" of bones, and snarled at my daughter (he was normally very laid back & wasn't protective of his food), so we never got those after that.
He loved hanging out in his crate; we rarely locked him in it, but just left the door open most of the time.
If you have a dog that eats too quickly you can scatter their food on a tile or hardwood floor.(like chicken feed) It can make a bit of a mess but it should slow them down.
YES! Great idea! I’m sure that they’re happy to help clean up the mess 🤣
i've wanted a dog ever since i was a kid. just too scared to finally pull the trigger.
p.s. you look like sarah michelle gellar's doppelgänger!
And why are you frightened?
where did you get the treat pouch?? i want one so bad and i can’t find it anywhere
I'd like to try to foster but what if I fail?
How do you keep your house clean with 2 dogs and how do you combine raising and training your dogs while being a dogwalker and paying the bills with it?
Do you clip your dogs nails yourself ? If yes have you tried the electric one?
I need advice! I’ve rescued lots of dogs off the street and have just brought in a 2.5 year old (approx) mixed breed, probably part pittie. He’s male and clearly not a dog with a lot of experience being inside. My problem is in getting him house trained! He seems anxious that he’ll be abandoned again and won’t go into the backyard unless I hang out with him. I do have other dogs and he gets along with them very well. They snuggle. Any advice on how to train an adult (neutered) dog? I’ve been using belly bands to avoid having to mop up pools of urine and I do crate him when I’m gone.
Is it okay to not get a crate just a dog bed
If a dogs sense of smell is a million times stronger than humans, then i wld use the essential oils very sparingly or in a seperate room they seldom occupy.
I’m rescuing a dog tomorrow
How do make sure dogs don't fight over toys?
I got an older puppy from a friend who didn't have the means to care for it. She's crate-trained, but I haven't really seen the need for it. In the first few weeks I left it out for her and she never used it. Is that something I should be concerned about? It makes sense to use it for transportation and travel, aside from I don't know/see the need.
Mostly it's to help with potty training. If they're already housetrained, then you don't really need it. Also some dogs are destructive or get into trouble when left alone so some people use the crate when they're not with the dog but if your dog doesn't have that problem then you're fine without it
i'm getting my first dog next week - a 2-year-old rescue - and i'm so nervous haha i have no idea what to do on the first days! should i walk her? should i attempt to train her? should i just leave her alone?
Aww good luck! I think probably in the first day or two, I'd work on building a bond, maybe feed them by hand, get them used to their name by saying it before you feed them, and bring them toys to play with. But also follow their cues, like if they seem too overwhelmed by you, don't force it or smother them with love. Just take it slow and give them time to get used to everything.
Also I'd definitely start crate training so that they can stay in there when unsupervised until they're fully potty trained. Also if they're not potty trained yet, take them outside very frequently so that they don't have accidents inside the house and reward them when they pee and poop outside.
if you get a boul for your dog like boomers theres also ones with like more obstacle
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I think you should have mentioned a muzzle as well especially if it’s a breed that can be more aggressive or a dog that you don’t really know. You don’t wanna get a new dog and it bites out of fear and then has to be euthanized. It’s for the dogs safety when out in the public or when meeting people.
Very true! I've never had a dog that needed it, so I didn't even consider it when making this list, but that is DEFINITELY a good thing to add on
Lavendar essential oil is harmful for dogs i thought ?
Help me mm
I want to take a Labra Dog.
Great video. Useful, practical information. However, I would not just trust what a vet recommends for healthy dog food. They're heavily influenced by the pet food industry.
I've wanted to use essential oils in our house, I think it would be a great additional relaxer but I read that it is pretty bad for pets (and humans) to breathe in and that studies show lung issues in pets that live in homes which use them. Anyone know about this? I would love for that study to be 100% wrong but I am very precautionary... Thanks!
There are pheromone products specifically made for dogs, you just plug a gadget into an electric outlet and it releases calming pheromones. Probably way safer than essential oils. The few side effects that may exist are already known and there are no long term ones so you can feel safe. Also dogs' noses are way more sensitive than ours, so essential oils can have a potential to stress them more than if they were without and some essential oils are toxic to dogs if they get in direct contact with them, so maybe best not to have them in the house at all.
I’m first. Yay 😁
Yay! :D
"Don't believe everything in the internet" . How ironic!!!
I have to say, I have had a few drinks but dog walking / sitting sounds like my ideal job for when I soft retire in a few years. Thank you for your content. PS you're a good looking women but I guess you know that already 😚
I just adopted a new rescue dog (6 months old) and sadly things didn't go as planned. We first intended for her to live inside of the house but she couldn't get along with our agreessive rescue cat at all so now she stays at our small garden. She doesn't have a crate but we are planning to build her a small dog house.
I don't live in America and i also live in a rural area so most things i see in videos (pet care contact and most essentials) can't be found here. Most people on youtube explain housetraining and crates but is it ok for my rescue dog to live in our garden (as she also seems to like it there) and without a crate, and what tips would you give?
I don't think the fact that prong collars can be used incorrectly is a reason to avoid their use. Do your research, go to a trainer for a few sessions to learn how to use them. It's highly unlikely you will find a reputable trainer who doesn't use prong or similar collars and most will tell you not to use harnesses.
Go to trainers and vets for information, they are the correct source for accurate information.
Quite a few questions & advice asked for on here. Sadly no answers or response. I don't get why an uploader just ignores people who come on their channel, esp with a topic such as this? A shame.
R u getting a dog to entertain you or getting a king to serve?
Great info but Christ, you talk too fast and too much.