Perhaps you are among those who want to have another dog, for example to accompany your dog at home while you aren't there. This could be a great idea, but whether in fact in accordance with your wishes?
Before you go looking for a new dog, first ask the following questions to yourself.
Suitability
Although most dogs are very social creature, to introduce to your dog at home is not as easy as you might think. So try and remember to consider your dog temperament at home first before having a new dog. Remember, to give equal attention to both your dog, so that competition does not occur between them. If your dog had good friends with his new friend, you will get double the pleasure!
Introducing New Dog
Dogs do not live in a manner or human behavior in general. So, instead of shaking hands and smiling when he first became acquainted, they prefer to yelling at each other and pushing each other. So this does not ruin their friendship, do introductions slowly. Usually the introduction of the new with the old dog can take place smoothly, if the new dog is made as if the only guests who are visiting. Hierarchy between new and old dog will usually take place within a week, and their friendship began.
Bond
Sometimes dogs can be tied very close friends and looks like a dog does not care about dependencies to your presence. To avoid this, try to separate the dogs when you're not home. For example, by using a partition or a slotted separation fence so that they can still close together and feel accompanied. But, I can not play together but when you're at home. So that they do not feel less of a concern which can give toys encourage activity, or ask others to approach them and invite them to play, a walk around the house, or just remove them in the pages to make them glad. Is also a good idea if you can take your dog to walk outside the house apart with the other dog, your dog too so you can feel more special attention. Your new puppy will also learn to be more confident when going out alone without friends dog
Before you go looking for a new dog, first ask the following questions to yourself.
- Does your dog will love to receive new arrivals?
- Do you have time to socialize your dog with a new dog?
- Can you overcome the initial excitement, the excitement when your dog acquainted?
- Did you have the space and facilities to have two dogs at once?
Suitability
Although most dogs are very social creature, to introduce to your dog at home is not as easy as you might think. So try and remember to consider your dog temperament at home first before having a new dog. Remember, to give equal attention to both your dog, so that competition does not occur between them. If your dog had good friends with his new friend, you will get double the pleasure!
Introducing New Dog
Dogs do not live in a manner or human behavior in general. So, instead of shaking hands and smiling when he first became acquainted, they prefer to yelling at each other and pushing each other. So this does not ruin their friendship, do introductions slowly. Usually the introduction of the new with the old dog can take place smoothly, if the new dog is made as if the only guests who are visiting. Hierarchy between new and old dog will usually take place within a week, and their friendship began.
Bond
Sometimes dogs can be tied very close friends and looks like a dog does not care about dependencies to your presence. To avoid this, try to separate the dogs when you're not home. For example, by using a partition or a slotted separation fence so that they can still close together and feel accompanied. But, I can not play together but when you're at home. So that they do not feel less of a concern which can give toys encourage activity, or ask others to approach them and invite them to play, a walk around the house, or just remove them in the pages to make them glad. Is also a good idea if you can take your dog to walk outside the house apart with the other dog, your dog too so you can feel more special attention. Your new puppy will also learn to be more confident when going out alone without friends dog
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