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Chews are quite necessary when raising a puppy, so they can relieve their urge to chew while they are young and curious, and also as their adult teeth come in! It is always a good idea to have a plethora of edible and inedible chews on hand. This comprehensive list has been developed (and continues
It is easy to appreciate how important a reliable recall is; at any time, under many different circumstances, it may be necessary to call a dog and know that it will come. It can even be a safety matter for both dog and handler. “Come” may be the most important cue a puppy will learn.
Does your puppy continue to have accidents in their crate? Some puppies have accidents inside their crate. The first consideration is how often is this happening. A few accidents when your puppy’s been in the crate for too long is not a cause for concern. Also, most every puppy has an occasional upset stomach, which
A puppy’s natural instinct to explore can place it in dangerous situations. Some accidents are unavoidable; however careful supervision can go a long way. If an emergency occurs, a family should seek vet attention first and then inform the leader of the situation. Ingestion of Foreign Bodies Foreign objects that are swallowed (such as toys,
Goal Behavior: The puppy willingly enters the crate on cue and settles calmly. When the door is opened, the puppy waits until invited to exit the crate. Duration will be achieved in increments; the goal is for the puppy to be relaxed and quiet in a crate, with or without people present, for several hours
Toys that contain food can be a useful tool in helping puppies learn to settle. They also give higher-energy puppies something to do when the family cannot give them sufficient stimulation in other ways. Only the toys listed below may be used with food. There are many food-dispensing toys on the market but most are
Going to a new home is often a big event! Some puppies do not skip a beat in their homes and are overcome with excitement and joy. Other puppies can be uncomfortable, disoriented, or stressed in a new home. Below we have outlined the procedures we believe to be best when helping an unsure puppy
Confinement is refereed to the following: Fencing, Kennel Runs, Crates, X-Pens and Tie-Downs Fencing and Dog Runs Yard fences should be a minimum of five feet in height and secure enough to prevent escape. Young puppies should not be left unattended for the following reasons: The following are some recommendations for kennels: Teaching the puppy
