How to Care for a Dog and What I’ve Learned from Him?


“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than you love yourself.” – Josh Billings

No matter how I am as a person or how thriving I am, my dog always looks at me with Everlasting Love and Affection. The look he has on his face makes my day better and brighter.

I may be annoyed with the world or don’t want to talk to anymore, the face which I cannot deny showering my love is OM’s (My Dog). Om is my best friend with fur and tail.

He is a 6 years- old Indian Pomeranian, also known as Spitz. He is just like me – Rulebreaker, Playful and Confident. He makes a lot of a mess, barks and pees everywhere and at the same time, gets scared of the thunder and firecrackers. He is really cuddly and leaves you with a lot of fur and saliva.

So, How I take care of OM?

The most important thing to know is that he is my son, he can do no wrong. I ignore his drawbacks and love his qualities.

  • I brush his hair daily
  • I cannot brush his teeth daily. So, I give him a bone to work on
  • I weekly shower him
  • I keep his seating place clean and his utensils cleaner
  • I feed him the Carnivorous food he requires – Meat and Egg.
  • I take him on a walk like four to five times a day.
  • I play with him as he needs to release his energy called Zoomies.
  • I make sure he is having good dog hours sleep.
  • I keep checking on him to see if he needs anything.
  • I make sure he is vaccinated and groomed.
  • I keep checking for fleas as he a friendly dog and likes to mingle with stray dogs.

I keep track of the following things:

  • I clean up as fast I can, whenever he pees or shits.
  • He has a lot of hair, so, I keep cleaning them.
  • He barks a lot, so, I try to calm him
  • Since he is a house dog, he pisses off the stray dogs a lot. So, a leash on him always whenever we go out.
  • He is scared of thunder and firecrackers, so I keep him calm and stay by his side till he is feeling well.

Do not forget to play with your dog a lot, so he can have a good sleep schedule. Dogs live for few things only:

  • Food
  • Playing/Love
  • Sleep
  • Walking/Barking (Doing their Business)

Their life is short but meaningful to the people they love. Getting the love of a dog is easy but reciprocating is difficult. The things I have learned from OM:

  • Sense of Responsibility
  • JUST DO IT Attitude
  • Loving Unconditionally
  • You will do anything for the people you Love
  • You don’t need words to express yourself
  • Touch and Attention of your loved ones are all you need to be happy
  • Silence and Sleep are golden.

“Scratch a dog and you’ll find a permanent job.” – Franklin P. Jones

Follow Om on Instagram to know, the regular mischiefs he is up to every day: om_2.0_the saviour.

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