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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Kraków
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Portugal
Posts: 76
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K-Lee Family
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Hanka, thanks for the link, it's a very interesting description!!
Andre, Rona was right, I meant the early socialization which pupies receive in the kennel from their breeders who want to ensure they have good start. But I fully agree with you and this is how we socialized K-Lee. ![]() Apart from what Hanka writes, I expose my pups various noises, which I arrange. They also encounter objects of various shapes and surfaces of various texture in they pen. Some are wamer, some colder, some nicer and some a bit less. I also try to make them familiar with an animal that has a different smell ![]() I belive the early imprint of various stimuli will make them more open to new situations. |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Portugal
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Sorry for my misunderstanding Gia. Even more interesting this way.
Some armies take this very serious and there's several methods to maximize puppy stimulus. Look at this great article about that, you can go directly to "Methods of Stimulation" point. Cheers. |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Vidin
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For the early socialisation of our puppies, I don't think we do anything perticularly special... Our puppies are handled daily - at first just by ourselves but, once they are a little bigger, by friends and neighbours. We have the local children come in to play for short periods of time once the puppies start to explore. Aunty Scrap, a street dog that adopted us, takes her job very seriously when it comes to teaching the puppies new games We introduce them, like you Gia, to noises under our control and they have several short journeys in the car, not every day but at least every 3 rd day. If they are still with us after their last parvo injection, they are taken (individually or just in pairs) into the local town to experience traffic and crowds, buggies and bikes etc. and to learn to walk on the lead. All of the puppies are taught basic manners before they leave us - to sit and wait for their food being an important one for us I am interested to see what other people do - maybe we will add some things to the socialisation calendar for our upcoming litter Congratulations on your wonderful babies K-Lee - you have made your mummy very proud |
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K-Lee Family
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Hi Andre! Thanks for the link, I do exactly the same things which the author describes, with all the puppies, every day. Additionally from the first days I touch and delicately massage their paws, ears and tails.
Sadie, thanks! We too, have many friends coming to us to play with the pups and touch them. Not only adults, but also kids and later – friendly dogs. I haven’t tried putting them on the table, but you’re right, this is truly important, so I will add this to our “program”. When the pups are a bit older and more ready for contact, I organize a special “socialization party” for them. The guests come dressed in costumes, so the pups are touched by and played with smerfs, a batman, bees or Greek gods. The party is funny and noisy and the pups are in the centre of attention. My first litter really loved it, just like K-lee. |
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Arezzo
Posts: 1,142
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O gosh Gia, I would really like to come to one of these parties!!!!! Puppies and costumes *_______*
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K-Lee Family
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You are invited whenever you want!!!
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