![]() ![]() If you haven’t already met the dog (ideally you will have already met a few times), this is a good time to ask a lot of questions about your new pooch. Your new dog doesn’t know you, and giving her treats is a way of showing her that you’re a great person to be around, as food seems to magically come out of you! Part 3: Play 20 Questions (If You Haven’t Already) Remember, this isn’t bribery – it’s just showing your dog how incredibly cool and awesome you are! This generous treat-dispensing behavior helps solidify your relationship right away. Take some treats with you or ask the adoption counselor for some – be sure to start giving your new dog lots of treats right away.ĭo this even if you want your dog to lose some pounds in the long run – it’s worth it to start out on the right paw. Once your new dog has met your family and the resident dog, you are ready to fill out paperwork. Keep the dogs moving to reduce tension.īe sure to have an air horn or hose handy in case things go really wrong – this is the safest way to break up a dog fight! Part 2: Start Dispensing Treats ASAP If there is any sign of tension (a stiff dog with a high tail, a growl, or a snap), call the dogs apart and try again in a few minutes.
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