In today's society it is impossible to live without a minimum of organization if we do not want to be immersed in disorder and chaos.
An adequate integration of our dog will require the establishment of satisfactory habits (Implications of having a dog) where different members of the family can be involved.
In these satisfactory habits the conciliations of agendas, in families of more than one member, will acquire a certain relevance.
The dog appreciates to have some habits, some daily routines, as long as these satisfy his physical and psychic needs. Inexorably, today's society requires certain damount of flexibility, which entails changes in our agendas. Changes of plans.
A trained adult dog knows how to generalize (adapt to new places) and is also capable of adapting to changes in our agendas. Faced with changes in habits/schedules it is important that we have previously channeled his energy by exercising him appropriately. This will allow him to be relaxed in long waiting situations such as work meetings inside an office.
There is nothing more satisfying for dog lovers than to be able to integrate them into our daily chores without ever losing control in every situation. When we establish a good connection with our dog, he appreciates being always with us, accompanying us everywhere we go. The photo shows Windy, three months old, resting by my feet while I am writing this article on a terrace.
There are places that dogs are not allowed to enter. Many of them are public and some are privately owned. We will go into more detail on this subject in future articles.
