This may involve booking extra help, like doggy daycare or walkers.įinally, it’s important to think about the puppy’s first few days and weeks. This involves making sure they are never left alone at home for too long, and that they get appropriate time for exercise and socialisation. It’s also important to make sure that you have sorted out how you will find the time to take care of your new dog.
Teach children to stand still like a tree if puppy play gets too much and to ask an adult to help. It's natural for children to squeal if puppies jump up or bite but this can either frighten puppies or excite them and make them worse. Whose job is it? From poo-picking to weighing out breakfast, there are lots of jobs associated with dog care.Where can they go? Are there areas of the house that will be off-limits, such as bedrooms or upstairs?.What are the house rules? For example, no dogs on the sofa? Mixed messages can be bewildering for a puppy.What cues are you using? It's going to get confusing for your puppy if one person is using come and another is using here!.Part of this is planning in advance what the rules are going to be, and how you want to train your dog: This goes beyond just agreeing to get a dog all the family should be invested in the pup you bring home, and how they are going to be raised.
Getting a dog is a really big commitment and the whole family needs to be on board.
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