It's no secret that puppies can get themselves into all sorts of trouble in their first few weeks in a new home. They may still be getting up to mischief for months on end, and some dogs can be quite a challenge for the first few years of their life.
How hard is the first week with a puppy?
Start House Training in the First Week Bell training is an easy system that puppies can understand fairly quickly. Some puppies may need to be taken outside as frequently as every two or three hours. Others may need to go potty within 10 minutes of a meal or a big drink.
What is the hardest time with a puppy?
Most puppies will go through a very trying stage when they turn about 5 months of age. Dogs often don't out grow that teenager phase for 2-3 years depending upon the breed. Many experts agree that the most challenging time is between the ages of 8 months to about 18 months.
What should I expect the first week with a new puppy?
You'll need puppy food, a leash and collar, and a strategy for potty training. Doing that prep work will make your first week together a fun one. You'll spend time getting to know each other and your new puppy will explore his new space, learn where he should go potty and more.
Is the first night with a puppy the worst?
It must be quite a scary time. On this first night, be prepared for very little sleep and a little bit of heartbreak as the puppy will probably feel lonely and there will almost definitely be whining. And some of it might even be from you!
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