How fur-fect is your relationship with your dog?

A chill one that doesn’t require much attention like a shih tzu, pug, or mastiff.

A breed that you can take with you on your daily workout outdoors like a labrador, dalmatian, or
border collie.

One that’s known for its friendliness, like the beagle, bulldog, or golden retriever.

A cute best friend who gets even cuter after a trip to the salon, like a poodle, Lhasa apso, or Afghan
hound.

Chilling on the couch, by the beach, or by a breathtaking mountain view. The where doesn’t matter as
long as you’re relaxing.

Taking them with you as you engage in your favorite outdoor activity, be it running, biking, hiking, or
camping.

A fun afternoon in the dog park.

Hanging out together as you catch up with (human) friends in a pet-friendly mall. Part of it involves them
oohing and aahing over your furry bestie, of course.

Your bed.

A cage or doghouse so they can spend the night under the stars (which you envy them for, quite frankly).

A comfy dog bed and their favorite toy.

A bespoke bed with matching accessories, because nothing is too good for your baby.

Your neighborhood, though your dog already gets a lot of exercise running around your yard.

Wherever my workout takes us! My dog loves new experiences as much as I do!

Wherever there are safe spaces for canines.

At the mall, though my dog enjoys sitting beside me while I have a snack more than actually walking.

A supermarket brand that you’ve heard good things about from dog-loving sources you trust.

A brand optimized for your pooch’s performance. After all, if your body is a temple, your dogs’ should be
as well.

A brand whose ingredients and ethics you've meticulously researched.

Food made from scratch using organic ingredients.

For an active dog, let him decide and leave out dry dog food for him to graze.

Twice a day, in 8-12 hour intervals.

Three or more times a day.

Any of the above

Feed him food that is grain-free but contains crude protein and fat for good and healthy energy.

Practice time-restricted feeding. Once or twice a day, set a time limit for your dog to eat his food, and take
the food away once the time is up.

Prepare and share the same meal with him.

Any of the above + exercise!