A relaxed or calm posture serves as the baseline for interpreting other body language cues in puppies. Understanding your puppy’s baseline body language helps you notice subtle changes in their behavior more effectively.
When your puppy displays alert body language, it indicates they are attentive and interested in something around them. This reaction isn’t necessarily negative and simply shows their curiosity about specific items or situations. However, it’s important to closely monitor your puppy’s behavior to ensure they feel comfortable and confident in every situation they encounter.
A playful puppy often shows a “bow” posture and exaggerated movements. Playing games with them when they exhibit this body language ensures they receive both physical and mental stimulation.
It’s important to recognise the signs of fear or distress in your puppy. If your puppy appears to be fearful, you should take them away from the trigger and allow them to calm down.
Puppies showing this behavior are fearful and may attack if provoked. It’s crucial to closely observe your puppy’s body language and avoid pushing them too far.
Offensive aggression in dogs is serious and can stem from fear, territoriality, or dominance. Address it with professional help, training, and understanding triggers to ensure safety and rehabilitation.
To reinforce a good behaviour from the time you have your puppy at home is of utmost importance. Some actions which one would want from a puppy would be freindly towards strangers and not chewing the furniture when left alone at home
Once you have your dog home its important to enforce positive behaviour in your dog and aviod
When one rewards the dog for good behaviour they associates it with a positive result. When the puppy behaves with a bad behaviour or misbehaves try not to give it attention and avoid punishing them as it may lead to an encouraging behaviour. Instead teach puppy with alternative behaviour
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