Things to note when bringing your dog home for the first time

1. Before bringing your puppy home, you must first prepare the dog’s food and water, food bowls, chewing toys, and a A comfortable bed and a large enough playpen.
2. When a puppy is brought home for the first time, it will feel at a loss when faced with a strange environment, and may even be frightened and panicked. Therefore, you should first let the dog stay in a relatively quiet environment to observe the new home, and the owner can accompany the dog to comfort it. After the dog slowly adapts, it can develop a relationship with its owner.
3. Take safety measures at home. Puppies are curious by nature and will explore any new object by sniffing and biting. Owners should take some simple measures to move fragile objects away, ensure that puppies do not bite dangerous objects such as wires, and pay attention to whether the power sockets of all electrical appliances are turned off.
At the same time, in order to prevent puppies from going out, lock the door and close the windows. Keep electrical cords and cleaning and decorative materials out of your puppy's reach.
4. Call the puppy's name in a gentle voice. This will allow the puppy to gradually become familiar with the owner's voice, and at the same time relieve the puppy's nervousness. Never yell at your dog harshly or scold it.
5. Approach the puppy slowly and moderately, and observe whether the dog clamps its tail nervously or flinches. If so, the owner should stop the action to avoid scaring it.
6. The owner can squat down, extend a hand to the dog, and let the dog come over, smell the palm, and lick it to let the dog become familiar with the owner's taste. The owner can slowly reach out and try to gently stroke its back and neck, which is often the beginning of a good relationship.
7. When first raising a dog, the owner can use small snacks to enhance the relationship with the dog.