6 Budget-Friendly Ways to Bond With Your Dog

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You can’t buy your dog’s love! If money is tight, we’ve got a few ideas on cost-effective ways to bond with your dog.

They say that dog is a man’s best friend, but some dogs take a little bit longer to bond with their owners. In some cases, it is simply a matter of breed temperament, but even if your dog isn’t the lovey-dovey type you can still work with him to strengthen your bond. Keep reading to learn about six of the best budget-friendly ways to spend time and build a bond with your dog.

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When it comes to building a strong bond with your pup all that really matters is that you shower your pooch with plenty of love and affection… though a few extra treats now and then wouldn’t hurt!

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