New Puppy ArticlesCanine IdentificationEach year nearly 4 million lost dogs are brought to animal shelters throughout the United States, less than 17% will be reunited with there owners. Here are some identification measures all dog owners should consider to improve the odds of getting your dog back.Dealing with a Puppy Crying at NightDealing with a puppy crying at night is often the first problem a new puppy owner must face. During the first night a puppy is separated from the rest of the litter he will often whine and fuss. This behavior is a very natural survival skill learned early in life. Whether its in the whelping box or in the wild, a puppy learns very quickly that when separated from the pack, calls for help will allow other members of the pack to quickly located him, thus reuniting him with his peers. To that extent, many animal behaviorists recommend allowing a new puppy to sleep in the same room with you to reduce this separation anxiety.Rules to Live by when Crate Training
Puppy Proofing Your HomeThe simplest technique for puppy-proofing your home is to go about it the same way you would make your home safe for a young child, except pay closer attention to items that a puppy can chew or scratch. Consider anything left on the floor or within reach of the puppy “fair game”.Housebreaking a PuppyHousebreaking a puppy - Although there are many different methods of housetraining or house breaking your dog, it is an essential task that should be addressed early on in the development of the puppy. This article contains many housebreaking tips for puppies. |
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