Pet Care Chart for Puppies or Dogs

There will come a time when your child is going to ask for a puppy. You might think that this is a good idea because a puppy will help to teach your child responsibility. However, you can't expect your child to keep up with a pet all on their own. That is why it would be a great idea to get a chart that your child can follow. There are seven slots that your child can fill out so they know what they need to do every day. Your child will want to refill the dog's water and food on a daily basis. If your child is older, you may want to pass the responsibility of taking the dog outside. This would also depend on where you live. If you have a fenced-in backyard, then it would be okay to let your child take your dog out if they are eight years or older. There are plenty of other spaces that you and your child can fill out to ensure that your dog is getting taken care of. To go along with these spaces, there is also a section to take notes. So, if your child notices anything new or has any questions, they can write them down.