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29.01.2021
Signs your pup is developing into a well balanced dog- Your pup is comfortable being contained and left alone (containment will possibly be required for at least veterinary care). The crate is not a cruel cage but a den-like environment (dog’s are naturally den-dwelling) especially when you partially cover it with a sheet in Summer or with a blanket in Winter.- Your pup can rest and ‘be in quiet’ (are not always go, go, go or sleeping with one ear, or one eye open.)- A vet check of your pup (possibly when you get your vaccinations) has determined no medical condition is causing undue stress on your companion that could be affecting their behaviour.- ‘Well balanced’ should ultimately include your pup not displaying reactionary behaviour, including undue fear based behaviour and aggression towards humans, other animals and objects. A big part of this comes from proper and sufficient socialization in the Critical Socialization Period (0 - 16 weeks of age) Selina McIntyre, Dog Behavioural Consultant & Dog Trainer, Dogs Best Friend.
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