Gradually acclimate your dog to their new residence. To prevent overwhelming them, let them explore one room at a time.
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Admit your puppy to family members one at a time. Building trust requires brief but constructive contacts.
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Gradually introduce your new puppy to any existing pets if you have any. Oversee first meetings to make sure everyone is safe.
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Reward positive conduct during interactions with praise and treats. Confidence-boosting feedback is helpful.
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Take your dog along on quick excursions to various locations. This aids in their acclimatization to novel settings and encounters.
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Sign up for puppy or obedience classes for your dog. There are opportunities for dog socialization in these programs.
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Acclimate your dog to handling and grooming. Frequent brushing and touching helps them get used to being handled.
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Gradually expose your dog to different people, places, and sounds. To avoid worry or panic, don't rush the process.
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