To do with puppies……….
Preparing for……..early days……..socialisation and training
Lots of thought should go into getting a new puppy…this shouldn’t be an impulse buy.
This useful link is with thanks to Lyndsay France, from Dogs with Lindsay.
Crufts winner, Di Martin, shares her expertise around how your puppy thinks, feels and learns plus the key steps to raising a happy, well-balanced and responsive dog you will be proud to share your home with.
In this FREE guide, you’ll get video lessons, checklists and tips so that you can raise your puppy with confidence, avoid common pitfalls and make the time with your puppy the joyful experience it should be.
Getting the foundations right is key to making sure your puppy is ready for whatever situations may come his or her way, giving you peace of mind for the future.
Let Di help you and your puppy build a lifetime of happiness together.
To access this free guide click here
Getting your puppy used to a harness
Harnesses are kinder than collars and don’t risk causing injury to your puppy’s delicate neck. Do your research.
Choose Y-shaped harnesses rather than those which restrict natural shoulder movements, and preferably those with two points of contact, at chest and back, which offer more control if needed. Click here and here
Again, Di Martin has some useful advice for introducing your puppy to its first harness. Click here
To avoid resource guarding………this is a very handy blog post from Di.
https://resources.click2heel.com/goawayitsmine/