What to Expect From Your Puppy: How to raise a predictable puppy

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OCTOBER 16, 2022

NANCY KELLY

There's an Adult Dog Inside Your New Puppy

You need a puppy plan. Shop for the "puppy stuff" you need to implement the plan.
Socialization ensures your puppy grows up to be a functional adult dog.
Potty training ensures you survive the process with minimal stress.
Puppies seem like little ninjas at times. They're not ready to be unsupervised unless they are confined so they're safe and don't destroy your possessions.
Use a leash to keep your puppy with you when not confined and a confinement area to give yourself a break from keeping your eyes on him.

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About

"I am a behaviorist because I am fascinated by the science of behavior:

how much we know about how to change behavior,
how much we can teach animals in a very short time,
and how involved animals can be in the learning process.

I love when animals "ask" to do training exercises and when truly wild animals come to join trainers when they notice a training environment has been set up.

I love when my own pets are out in the yard, doing dog and cat stuff, and choose to come running when I call.

I love how we can make vet visits, baths, and even taking pills experiences our pets enjoy and not something to dread like all the cartoons we see about those events.

The pets we dream of are right at our fingertips with science-based training. I have been studying under Dr. Bob Bailey for 20 years. And I have had the privilege of learning from Dr. Julie Vargas, daughter of B. F. Skinner, as well as from many other highly competent behavior scientists and practitioners.

I am just a few months away from my master's degree in Behavioral Psychology."