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Hopefully your puppy grew up with a litter of brothers and sisters. It's with them that puppies learn to get along with others. They also learn to control their biting. It's important to let your puppy play with other dogs as he's growing up. As soon as your puppy has had his vaccinations, or shots, take him or her to a puppy class. Here your dog will get opportunities to play with pups his own age. When your pup plays too rough with his mouth, the other puppy will let him know it's too much. This is how to get a well adjusted dog, one that will get along with other dogs, and one that won't bite you. |
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of different ethnic origins walking running bending hopping crawling swimming bathing carrying things
are riding: bicycles skateboards wagons
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doorbell What other things can you think of to socialize your puppy or dog? |
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your puppy to many things: umbrellas, balloons, remote control
or moving toys, dog crates, other animals (pet cats, hamsters,
and birds).
Be very careful not to scare your dog. Just walk him past the object as you are walking like it's no big deal. |
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