Establishing a Balanced Relationship

Before the dog arrives, organize its bed and water bowl. Avoid leaving food constantly available; instead, set specific meal times. Remove the bowl after a while to prevent problematic food-related behaviors.

Maintain a stable routine for your dog, avoiding excessive attention initially or habits you cannot sustain in the long run. Find a balance in your displays of affection.

Allow your dog to explore the new home calmly, offering support if needed. Give it time to adapt and develop trust in the environment.

Gradually introduce training exercises and mental games to stimulate your dog´s mind. Train it to use a harness and leash. If you have a puppy, teach it to relieve itself outside. Encourage positive interactions with other dogs, respecting its preferences.

Consider the importance of canine relationships. Choose interactions wisely, whether adopting a puppy or an adult dog. Let your dog decide how to interact and respect its personal space.

By creating an environment based on trust and respect, you´ll be on the right path to establishing a strong and lasting connection with your new four-legged companion. With patience and dedication, you´ll build a happy and fulfilling relationship.