-Play with dogs -Give food on time -Take the dog for 10-15 minute every two hours -The ability to handle animals patiently, gently and confidently. -The ability to cope with upsetting situations like working with injured or badly treated animals. -A willingness to do dirty or unpleasant tasks. -The ability to take responsibility for the duty of care of animals. Experience Back from childhood i have raise so many dogs .Dogs will quickly learn your routine, but will also accept change. They respond quickly and favorably to simple rewards like praise, a pat on the head, play time in the park, or a treat. Taking care of a dog is a responsibility, but equally rewarding is the companionship and love your dog will give back to you. With good care and a happy home, your dog will be your lifetime friend.Put some thought into dog proofing you home prior to bringing a new pet home. Pay attention to things around the house that can be dangerous to a dog, and either remove them or put them out of reach. Things such as electrical cords, open windows and balconies, many houseplants and antifreeze are dangerous for your furry partner