Puppy Care:
Newborn Puppy Care
Puppy Safety
Taking Care Of A Newly Adopted Puppy
Taking Care Of Orphan Puppies
Puppy Health & Nutrition
Housetraining A Puppy
Socializing Your Puppy
How To Crate Train A Puppy
Bathing Your Puppy
Exercising Your Puppy
First Aid For Puppies
Socializing A Puppy
You
will want to be able to take your puppy for walks and for
rides. You need to get him used to meeting people and other
animals. There are many ways to acclimate him to the new
surroundings. You must take your time and not push the pup
into a
situation where he is uncomfortable. Puppies don't come into
the
world knowing all the right things to do, so be patient and have fun
with him.The first few months of the puppy's life is the best time to introduce him to all the wonders in the world. Expose the puppy to everyday chores in the household. The mother will also teach them some social skills.
As soon as you bring your new puppy home, introduce him to the family in a quiet setting. This gives him time to get to know the person without the noise of many people in the background. That can cause undue stress on the puppy.
As soon as the puppy is vaccinated and the vet says it is alright, start taking the puppy on walks and outings so he can begin to get used to his surroundings.
Make sure your puppy meets people of every age. He might become frightened later if you only introduce him to elderly people and he runs into some children. This can also lead to aggressive behaviors in some dogs.
Give the person you are introducing a small treat to give to the puppy. This will help build trust between the two. They can even get down on the dog's level and play on the floor with him after a couple of meetings.
If you don't have time to invest in the adventure of raising a puppy, please don't bring one home. They do need lots of patience and caring their first months with you. They need to follow a schedule to learn what is expected and what is wrong behavior.
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