Bringing Home A Doberman Puppy

Bringing Home a New Puppy. Welcome to the Von Hohenhalla Dobermans' Family. Congratulations on your Doberman Puppy from Von Hohenhalla Dobermans! We are so excited for you to start on this adventure with your new companion! The following contains some important information regarding your puppy.

Bringing home a doberman puppy. I have to agree with fainfenix not a reputable breeder. Ethical breeders would not sell from the same litter. It is always best to wait till the first dog has reached maturity about 3 yrs of age before bringing in another puppy. Also remember that Dobermans have a tendency for Same Sex Aggression (SSA) so boy girl is recommended. Click here to search Facebook groups that discuss Doberman Pinscher breeders in Arizona. We’d also encourage you to join our Facebook group here. Guides. We’ve already mentioned this, but why not check out our essential guide for bringing home a Doberman Pinscher puppy? You can grab your free copy below. Before bringing home a Doberman puppy, it is wise to already have the essential support equipment. Kennels and Kenneling. For the first few months of a Doberman’s life, he will spend all of his unsupervised time inside his kennel. This is natural for a puppy. The kennel acts much like a den would to a wild puppy. We will be bringing home a new female doberman puppy in about seven weeks. I currently have a three-year old spayed female doberman named Meghan. She has been an only dog since we got her at 12 weeks, but is well socialized around other people and animals. With so many snippy, cranky small dogs around the neighborhood, she is more cautious now.

Bringing home a second puppy will also need a lot of work on your end. It’s crucial that you walk ahead of your dog or let them follow you side by side. Don’t let them lead the way or the doggo will think that they have the upper hand. 7 1/2 - 8 weeks is young. I think 10 weeks is a bit more standard. My first Doberman (BYB) I got a *5* weeks! WAYYYY too young. My second Doberman I got from an ethical breeder, and she was 8 weeks. I was and still am friends with that breeder so she trusted me to bring Aubrey home. My last Doberman puppy I got at 11 weeks from an ethical breeder. Bringing home a new puppy can be quite nerve-wracking, especially when you have children or other dogs in the home...and even more so if you have both! The importance of early socialization. This video shows the arrival of an 8-week-old puppy in his new home. Dobermans are very intelligent dogs, but they do need an experienced handler growing up. The process of bringing home a Titan Doberman puppy Once you have read through our website and feel that a Doberman puppy, specifically a Doberman puppy from us, is a good fit for you there is a process we follow.

Before you plan on bringing a puppy home, make plans for introducing the new puppy to dogs that already live there. Adult dogs often welcome a new canine buddy, but it's important to try to choose pups that are compatible. It's important to remember that a resident dog naturally protects its turf. Your puppy may either feel uncertain in strange. Also, try to minimize the time your puppy is in their pen since Dobie puppies really just want to be with you anyway. Finding a Veterinarian for Your New Puppy. Probably one of the most important things to do after bringing home a new Doberman puppy is to find a good veterinarian and to have your puppy’s first check-up. Tips for Bringing Your New Puppy Home. Choose a potty spot: Start by taking him to the outside area where you want him to go potty. If he does relieve himself, use a command that you’ll stick to. The first days at home are the most exciting and difficult at the same time. You are excited to finally cuddle and play with your new puppy. For the puppy it is exciting because everything is new. It is difficult for puppy because he/she is lonely, the littermates, mommy, and familiar environment are gone.

Adding a new puppy is an exciting adventure, but special considerations should be taken when introducing a new puppy to a home with a senior dog or dogs. For a shy puppy or dog, being taken to a new place and then deluged with lots of loud, lively strangers can be really overwhelming. The first day or two, keep the mood mellow and calm. Bringing Home A New Puppy. Your puppy will benefit from sleeping close to you for the first few nights. Your puppy will look to you for emotional and physical needs once he or she is removed from its mother and siblings. A hot water bottle and a blanket will provide some physical comfort. Sometimes a radio provides comfort during your absence. Start housetraining your pup the moment he comes home. It is important, and surprisingly easy, to train your puppy without him making a single toilet or chewing mistake. Each mistake will make training considerably more difficult. Puppies quickly establish toilet habits and even a single mistake heralds many more in the future. Also, punishing puppies for soiling the house or making chewing.