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The importance of puppy socialisation

2/11/2014

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Experience is everything

While we can’t hope to introduce every single thing a puppy will have to accept later in life, the more positive experiences guided by us he gets in this period, the more accepting he will be of novel things and situations. Not only that, but he will also be developing his learning skills, learning how to problem solve and deal with the inevitable frustrations of life, which in turn will help with his behaviour and training in the future.

A puppy who is properly reared in this period, will be far more likely to grow up to be confident, calm, learn new things more easily, be less likely to respond to new things fearfully or aggressively – and in short, is more likely to become a good family dog. In contrast, a dog who has not had this good start in life is more likely to be over-reactive, unable to concentrate, fearful, a slower learner, develop preventable behaviour problems – and in fact have a less well developed brain than his well socialised brother.


The Puppy Socialisation Plan

The Puppy Socialisation Plan is a best-practice socialisation plan for use by owners and breeders to ensure puppies get the best start in life. More information on how this plan can be adapted for your puppy and for lots of tips and advice visit www.thepuppyplan.com




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