🐶Identify the problem dog and restrain them during the introduction.
👥Understand the different personalities of your dogs and adjust your introduction accordingly.
🤝Supervise the meeting between puppies and adult dogs to ensure a positive and controlled interaction.
⏳Take your time and allow dogs to progress at their own pace during the introduction process.
💡Provide mental and physical exercise for your dogs before introducing them to help reduce their excitement and anxiety.
What should I do if my dog and puppy don't get along?
—If your dog and puppy don't get along, it's important to separate them and seek professional help from a dog trainer or behaviorist to address the issue.
How long does it take for dogs to get used to each other?
—The time it takes for dogs to get used to each other can vary. It may take a few days to a few weeks for them to establish a comfortable relationship.
Can I leave my dogs alone together after the introduction?
—It's important to continue supervising your dogs when they are together, especially during the initial stages of the introduction. Gradually increase the time they spend together and observe their behavior.
Should I introduce puppies to multiple dogs at once?
—It's generally best to introduce puppies to one adult dog at a time to ensure a controlled and manageable environment.
How can I prevent aggression during the introduction?
—Preventing aggression during the introduction involves proper planning, supervision, and creating a positive and controlled environment. Seek guidance from a professional if you encounter aggression.
00:00Introduction to the topic of how to introduce puppies to your dog at home.
02:26Identifying the problem dog and restraining them during the introduction process.
04:08Understanding the different personalities of your dogs and adjusting the introduction accordingly.
06:28Supervising the meeting between puppies and adult dogs to ensure a positive and controlled interaction.
08:23Taking your time and allowing dogs to progress at their own pace during the introduction process.
09:58Providing mental and physical exercise for your dogs before introducing them to help reduce excitement and anxiety.
