Introducing a New Puppy to the Resident Adult Dog
Introducing your puppy to your resident dog can be wonderful - or frightening and end in injury or trauma for the puppy - the resident dog and/or you!
My clients, Marguerite and Dave, have just gotten a new puppy and will be bringing it home soon. We arranged with the breeder for a field trip, so we could introduce new baby to Resident Older Dog, Wyndsor.
We discuss:
- Restraint Tolerance
- Nail clipping
- How to read the body language of puppy and resident adult dog
- What we do to introduce puppy to adult so stress is minimal for them & us ; )
Watch Dogs Meet Up ... Brenda-Style
That is just the beginning. Use my protocols to make sure dogs are socially-enhanced, instead of a free-for-all and hope-for-the-best scenario.
This short course includes:
- 2 1/4 hours of informative video
- 17 minutes of audio
- Downloadable Handout
- Recording of a Q&A Call with Brenda
Cost: $74.95
Length of Access to Short Course: 2 months
Enroll Now - Introducing a New Puppy to the Resident Adult Dog
This Short Course Covers These Topics
- You get a good dose of learning how to read the body language and several different reactions, so you can educate yourself and feel prepared and ready to be a success!
- When you can read the dog’s body language skillfully and look in an educated way for Intention Behaviour…well, that just makes all the difference. Here is a variety of videos, of dogs meeting other dogs, that will begin or enhance your education.
- Resident Adult meeting Adolescent Intact Male Rescue
- Introducing a puppy to a resident adult that has fights with a different house-mate
- Audio File: Why Not Just Let Them Work It Out?
- Learn about dog greeting rituals and body language
- My Border Collie, Rylie, was one of the best socialized and most neutral dogs you will ever meet. Watch her handle a a couple of mannerless puppies. Learn how to read how rude and pushy puppies operate. (Yup. that would be all of them. LOL)
- Manufacture an Arced Approach - It is how friendly dogs would do it…
- Introducing 2 Young Adult dogs, neither one of whom has great social skills
- Watch two puppies, one a bit fearful and one bold - learn to play together on a play date. We get to see examples of role changes, caution and play
Brenda Aloff is an internationally recognized speaker, clinician and author.
Brenda published her first book in 2001 and has since added more books & DVDs, online courses and a certification program to teach Entry Level Classes. Canine Body Language earned a Maxwell award for Excellence in Dog Writing.
Bringing over 25 years of practical and “in the trenches” experience to the table, Brenda works primarily with problem dogs. She also counsels working dog and competition dog owners to improve dog performance, error reduction and how to enhance their relationships.
Brenda has taught thousands of group classes, from puppy to advanced competition to re-socialization classes for reactive dogs. She has worked with SAR teams and police officers at clinics and in private lessons, with scenting and working dogs.
A large percentage of her practice consists of dogs that are referred when other training techniques have been exhausted or failed. A high percentage of clientele consists of dogs with reactivity and/or aggression problems. Referrals come from other professional trainers as well as veterinarians.
Living with dogs is not always easy! Brenda knows the “problem dog” group well, having lived with several bad actors and delinquents herself. This allows her to bring an intimate knowledge of how to deal with dogs and what can be done to prevent problems from developing. Having worked & LIVED WITH a huge variety of rescue and problematic animals promotes her very unique way of dealing with clients. “I KNOW what the owners are going through. What owners of difficult dogs need is not sympathy, they need empathy and understanding and protocols that work!”
Bringing her knowledge of cross-training species to her dog training makes her approach unique and effective and above all humane and loving. Accustomed to outsmarting rather than forcing equines was a habit long before Brenda began training dogs professionally.
Brenda has kept sheep (including lambing). She is currently riding her 2 Morgans and 1 Lusitano and studying Classical Dressage in the French Tradition.
Much repeated phrases to students are:
“Shut up! Stand Still. Let your dog THINK!” (said in a very loving way)
“If that dog weighed 1000 pounds, you would be handling this situation much more carefully!”
Learn more about Brenda Aloff here.
Published Books & DVD’s
Positive Reinforcement – Training Dogs In The Real World, (2001). New Jersey: TFH Publications, Inc.
Aggression In Dogs: Practical Management, Prevention and Behaviour Modification, (2003). Tennessee: Fundcraft Publishing, Inc.
Foundation Behaviours for Every Dog: DVD, (2005). Michigan: Pix Elegance
Canine Body Language: A Photographic Guide, (2005). Washington: Dogwise
2006 DWAA (Dog Writers Association of America) Maxwell Award
Get Connected With Your Dog: Emphasizing the Relationship While Training, Book & DVD Set
(2007). Washington: Dogwise
Puppy Problems? No Problem! : A Survival Guide for Finding and Training Your New Dog, Book & DVD Set
(2011). Washington: Dogwise
Other Online Courses by this Instructor
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September 5, 2020
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March 23, 2020
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December 22, 2017
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October 7, 2020
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February 8, 2018
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March 13, 2020
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March 20, 2020
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December 3, 2017
Introducing a New Puppy to the Resident Adult Dog
