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Aug 05, 2008 10:53    Quote
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There can be many different reasons for behavioural problems in dogs and it is true to say that temperament is governed, to a certain extent, by the genes. It is of the utmost importance that only temperamentally sound dogs are bred from to ensure that their offspring stand every chance of growing up into happy, well-mannered individuals. Sensible training & an understanding of how dogs think on the part of the owner are also vitally important . However,the environment in which puppies are born and raised and how well they are socialised also plays an essential part and will determine how they develop emotionally.

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Aug 07, 2008 10:21    Quote
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When socialization, make sure that each of the following events are pleasant and non-threatening. If your puppy's first experience with something is painful and frightening, you will be defeating your purpose. In fact, you will be creating a phobia that will often last a lifetime. It's better to go too slow and assure your puppy is not frightened or injured than to rush and force your pup to meet new things and people. Invite friends over to meet your pup. Include men, women, youngsters, oldsters, different ethnic backgrounds, etc. Invite friendly, healthy, vaccinated dogs, puppies and even cats to your home to meet and play with your new puppy. Take your puppy to the homes of these pets, preferably with dog-friendly cats.

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