The consequences of lack of "socialization training" for puppies are serious!

Many dog ​​owners have this wrong experience: as soon as the puppy comes into the house, the owner likes it very much. For fear that the puppy will get sick or injured, the puppy is basically not allowed to play with other people’s dogs. In fact, this is wrong.

1. Foreign countries encourage puppies to communicate more with other people’s dogs

In foreign dog breeding concepts, the period from the 10th day to the 200th day after the weaning period of newborn dogs is called the best period of "socialization training" and is an important stage in cultivating the dog's behavioral etiquette.

During this period, trainers from foreign dog farms will lead the puppies to slowly come into contact with larger dogs. By contacting these big dogs with docile personalities, the puppies will first feel the kindness of the world towards them: There are no dogs Will fight with it, and no one will hurt it.

When the puppy is taken to a new family after training and exposed to the outside world, its behavior will be that of a well-behaved and non-aggressive dog.

2. Most domestic puppies are kept at home at this stage

On the contrary, most puppies in China are kept at home at this stage. Even when they are taken out for vaccination, they can only stay in pet bags and know nothing about the outside world.

Therefore, when it has the opportunity to come into contact with this "new world", it is easy to have an overreaction, and some behave too excitedly. The usually good little boy suddenly "cannot hear" the owner's command and cannot look back; Fear can lead to attacks on people; it is also easy to be bullied when getting along with other dogs.

3. How to train a new dog to adapt to this world?

So, as a novice parent, how do you train your new dog to re-understand and adapt to the world?

1. First of all, we must create a "fairy tale world" for it. "Avoid the time in the community environment where external interference is likely to occur. Bring the dog to a small environment without external food and human interference, and allow the dog to play freely for three to five minutes.

2. At the same time, use the food in your hand to train the dog to learn to listen to commands, so that it knows that no matter how wonderful the outside world is, it can only get food and rewards from your hands.

3. When the puppy is no longer easily attracted by the outside world, you can start to expand its social environment and let the more docile dogs in the community slowly come into contact with it.

After long-term training, when the dog goes to a new environment, the chance of eating things on the ground randomly and barking out of playfulness will naturally be greatly reduced.