Many senior dogs were once loved pets but through no fault of their own, ended up needing a new home. They're just as loyal and loving and would love to show you!
Don't underestimate their intelligence! Senior dogs can be trained just as easily as younger pups. In fact, their calmness and focus can even make them easier to teach.pen_spark
Senior dogs are more likely to be housebroken and have good manners. Even if they need a little refresher, they're quick learners compared to rambunctious puppies
Senior dogs can still live for many happy years! The average lifespan for a dog is 10-13 years, but many senior dogs, with proper care, can live even longer.
If you're looking for a low-maintenance furry friend, a senior dog might be ideal. While they still need exercise, the recommended amount being around 30 minutes a day, they won't demand marathons
Adopting a senior dog means knowing their full-grown size, personality, and grooming needs from the start. This can make finding the perfect match much easier.
While puppies are adorable, they require constant supervision for potty training, teething (which usually starts around 4 months), and training. Senior dogs are ready-made companions
Many adopters feel that senior dogs truly appreciate their second chance at happiness. They'll cherish cuddle time, treats, and most of all, your love and attention. Senior dogs often bond deeply