Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Things to Consider (continues)

  1. Make introductions - Your new puppy or dog should first be acquainted with you and your family. Once that has successfully been achieved slowly introduce more people, like regular visitors to your home, neighbors, and other relatives and friends. Always be watchful when introducing someone new. If your puppy or dog is reluctant to greet someone new; do not force them. You may have to let them meet this individual on their terms not yours; be patient. Socializing your new puppy or dog is very important and should begin early, but never force a situation. You want socialization to be a fun experience not a forced or fearful one.

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