Juvenile Period

Hi!

Here are some good tips from Professional veterinarian:

The puppy should be enclosed in a small area (meter by meter will be sufficient). The compound should be placed in the center of the house (eg in the living room) so as not to create social isolation, which can lead to behavioral problems later on.     In the compound, the dog must be accommodated in a resting place (mattress or better), as far as possible from the exit gate of the compound. The dog's water vessel should be placed outside the flying cabin and the food should be sprinkled on the dog's place where the dog is kept, so that he will not relieve himself.

In the rest of the complex three layers of newspapers should be laid.     When the puppy has defecated on the newspapers, throw the first layer of newspapers and the third layer.

The second layer with the spongy smell…

As a trainer, I talk a lot about the critical socialization period in puppies under the age of 4 month. So if you get your puppy over the age of 4 month, or if your puppy did not meet all their socialization needs before the age of 4 months, does that mean that you lost your opportunity to have a well behaved dog? The answer is no.

Dogs continue learning throughout their lives, the only difference is the speed in which they're receiving and processing lessons. With the right techniques, you can shape a dog's behavior as well and change the dog's demeanor well into adulthood. Your dog's demeanor doesn't "solidify" until around the age of 2 - 3 year old.

This means that you can adopt a dog in the juvenile period and sill be able to improve it's confidence and behavior. It also means that if you only…

Your puppy is fully potty trained and come to you most of the time when he's called. She is sweet and pays attention when you need her to. So you should give them more freedom, right? NO!

Your dog is very smart, at this stage they are building confidence and figuring out the rules of the house. They are learning what they can get away with and what is not allowed. At this stage you should spend lots of time with your dog reinforcing wanted behaviors. Working on impulse control and recall.

Your dog will soon become a teenager and all rules and lessons will fly out the window. During adolescence you will have to teach everything your have taught your dog over again. The more you work with your dog before that time period, the easier adolescence will be.

Just because your dog is easy now, doesn't mean they'll…