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in relation to my previous question about introducing my new puppy to my current puppy would it be a good idea to bring the new puppy home at about 6 weeks for an hour or so now and again to introduce her slowly to my dog or is this a bad idea when i come to return her to her mum?
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Talk to your breeder as she or he may not be comfortable with that. I personally don't think that it would affect Mum. Especially since the pup is so old. I think it probably wouldn't do all that much as far as socialization with each other goes. Regardless you are going to have to do a lot of work at 8 weeks or whatever age you are taking her home at.
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thanks kim..my current dog is 9 months old and the new pup will be 8 weeks when i bring her home ..the breeder said i can visit the pup as much as i like and i can bring her home as soon as she is strong enough to go a couple of hours without mum (breeder is a friend)..i just want the meeting to be as calm as possible! crazy or what! x
What about any infection you could take back to the mum and other pups? Unless you first dog never goes out or mixes with any other dogs I would not let you take one of my puppies and bring it back after being with another dog.
Once it is 8 weeks and you decide to take it home that is up to you, but unless you are going to disinfect everything and change your clothing then you risk bringing disease or infection to the litter.
Your dog will soon get used to the new puppy provided you do the introductions in the right way. Make a lot of fuss of your original dog, give the puppy a cage or somewhere it can go to get away from the older dog, and don't let the puppy pester the older one, or if the older one wants to play, don't let it tire the puppy out. Make sure that feeding time is supervised, or one of them may end up eating all the food, and if the puppy tries to take the older one's food, it may snap at the puppy. Make sure you spend some time alone with the older dog so it doesn't feel left out.
Once it is 8 weeks and you decide to take it home that is up to you, but unless you are going to disinfect everything and change your clothing then you risk bringing disease or infection to the litter.
Your dog will soon get used to the new puppy provided you do the introductions in the right way. Make a lot of fuss of your original dog, give the puppy a cage or somewhere it can go to get away from the older dog, and don't let the puppy pester the older one, or if the older one wants to play, don't let it tire the puppy out. Make sure that feeding time is supervised, or one of them may end up eating all the food, and if the puppy tries to take the older one's food, it may snap at the puppy. Make sure you spend some time alone with the older dog so it doesn't feel left out.
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