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Puppies · Upbringing of our White Shepherd
puppies
Our puppies are born in a big litter basket in our living rooms.
This way the bitch and her puppies can take part of our family
life and at the same time get the peace and silence they need.
The puppies can slowly discover the living area. They are getting
used to the normal sounds of family life such as the dish washer,
the vacuum cleaner, children, music and other sounds and noises
in their environment. From week 4 onwards the puppies are allowed
outside in the garden, where they will find safe running space
and many toys. Here they will grow up jauntily while their mother
can keep a close eye on them. Slowly they will get to know the
other dogs and life in the pack.
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All members of our pack of White Shepherd dogs are involved in
the upbringing of the puppies. In this way the puppies are
shaped by dogs and humans equally. The puppies are taken out
for walks separately so that they can get used to the environment
(cars, sounds of the city, joggers, bicycles etc.). We bring
single or small groups of puppies in the car and show them
busy shopping streets, the park, big squares etc. so that they
are familiarised with these environments. We often engage each
puppy into activities separate from their siblings. After 8
to 9 weeks we give the puppies away so that they can settle
down in their new homes. We will always be available to be
contacted by the new dog owners to give them advise whenever
they need it - you won't be left all alone if you need help
with your new little White Shepherd. |
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