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- Housebroken - Rescued dogs have typically been in a foster home for a figure of days or weeks and are usually housebroken.
- No Puppy Teething - Older dogs have gone during the "teething stage", (some of them end up in save because of the teething stage) and are satisfied chewing a dog toy or bone.
- What You See Is What You Get - How big will that pretty puppy get? What type of temperament will she have? These questions can be eagerly answered when you adopt an elder dog. You can choose a dog that is mellow or active, big or small, stupid or brilliant. Rescue groups will assist you prefer a dog that will fit into your lifestyle.
- Instant Companion - With an elder dog you directly have a companion that can go everywhere with you. You won't have to stay for your pup to grow up, and you have the advantage of being able to choose a dog that suits your needs.
- Bonding With Adopted Dogs - Often times a dog that has been uprooted from his previous home tends to link very quickly and intensely with his new owner.
- A Match Made in Heaven - Choosing the correct dog is very important, and mismatches often result in a dog being surrendered. Think that your dog will live wherever from 12-17 years - that's a huge promise! Rescue groups diligently work to match you with the correct dog so that everyone concerned will live happily ever after.
