Socialise without overwhelming
→Let your puppy experience people, dogs, traffic, sounds and surfaces from a safe distance. Quality matters more than quantity. Your…
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111 articles🐶 Puppies & socialisation
A calm foundation for the first months together.
Sleep is part of training
→Puppies need a lot of sleep. Overtired puppies may bite more, become hyperactive and struggle to listen. Schedule quiet rest…
● FreeThe first days at home
→Keep the first days predictable and calm. Provide a safe sleeping place, regular feeding and toilet routine, and limit overwhelming…
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→Go outside after sleep, meals, play and excitement and reward immediately after toileting outside. Do not punish indoor accidents; clean…
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→Puppy biting is normal exploratory behaviour. Offer suitable chew items, interrupt wild play before the puppy becomes overtired and provide…
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→Good socialisation means safe, positive experiences with people, animals, sounds, surfaces and environments. Do not force interaction; distance and observation…
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→Practise brief handling of paws, ears and mouth at home, paired with rewards. Discuss vaccination, parasite prevention and microchip registration…
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→Puppies need a lot of sleep. Frantic biting, reduced responsiveness and wild behaviour can signal tiredness. Schedule quiet recovery instead…
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