How Do You Take Care Of Dogs For Deployed Soldiers?
Deployed soldiers often leave behind those they love, including pets. Help the troops in a unique way by serving as a foster home for the dogs left behind. Caring for a deployed soldier’s dog is a tremendous responsibility. It requires someone with the capacity, experience, time and knowledge to foster a dog for many months and perhaps up to two years. The duties and skills of a care provider for dogs include feeding, grooming, exercising, basic training, behavior identification, socialization and medical care. Before your soldier deploys make sure to get information regarding the dog’s diet. Find out if there are any dietary restrictions or a regular feeding schedule that must be followed. Ask the soldier if there are any particular brands of dog food to give the dog and what are the dog’s favorite treats. Inquire what amounts to provide the dog. Select a dog food bowl that is sized right for the dog. Always have a container filled with fresh water available every day. Review a groomi
