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How to Get a New Dog Acclimated to Life in Your Home

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September 1, 2021

Posted on September 1, 2021 | by redot_developer

Over 60 million Americans own a dog. Having a dog allows you to forge a relationship with a loyal companion. Choosing the right dog to bring into your home will require the help of professionals.

Finding a company that specializes in providing healthy and happy dogs to the general public is a must. With some research, finding the right dog will be a breeze. Once you have a new dog in your possession, your focus will need to shift to acclimating your puppy to life in your home. Below are some tips on how to accomplish this goal.

Start implementing a routine right away.

Most newcomers to the world of dog ownership fail to realize that their furry family member needs structure to thrive. This is why one of the first things you need to do once you get your dog home is to start implementing a routine. Taking the dog out to potty or walk at the same time each day will help you greatly. If you are in the process of trying to house train your dog, then taking them for walks so they can do their business is crucial.

You also need to develop a routine for going to bed each night. The bad habits you allow your dog to start in the beginning will carry on for a long time to come. This is why you need to focus on creating an environment of structure and rules.

Make sure your dog has their own space.

Before your new dog arrives, you need to do a few things to prepare. One of the main things you need to consider is how to provide your dog with their own space. Dogs are very territorial animals, which means they want a space they can call their own. Failing to provide your dog with their own space can make them scared and aggressive.

This is why you need to invest in things like a dog bed, toys and even food dispenser is a great idea. Having a little slice of home your dog can call their own already prepared is a great idea. By planning ahead for the needs your dog will have when they arrive, you can make their transition into your home easier and more enjoyable.

Being patient pays off.

While having a new dog can be a very enjoyable experience, it can also be stressful at times. Just when you think you are making progress; your dog and the power of nature may show you otherwise. Rather than losing your cool or getting frustrated, remain calm and use these stumbling blocks as a learning experience. Speaking with friends or family members who are experienced dog owners can help you figure out how to handle certain situations.

Are you looking for a new dog?

If you are trying to increase the amount of love and cuteness in your home, then it is time to get a new dog. Contact Central Park Puppies to find out more about the dogs we provide.

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Ash Perera

For Ash, it has always been about helping people. After earning her masters degree, she worked as a special education teacher in NYC public schools for five years prior to diving in to Central Park Puppies full-time. For more than 8 years now, Ash has been helping families find the perfect puppy for their homes. She serves as a co-founder and chief marketing officer of the online platform Central Park Puppies, a company committed to ethical breeding and a genuine love for all things canine. When she's not busy helping families connect with their dream pups, she is often embarking on adventures with her two daughters, husband, her beloved chihuahua and spunky schnauzer.

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