what really happens when a new dog comes home
About this episode
The episode discusses the adjustment period for a new dog in a home, emphasizing the importance of understanding the transition process over time.
Bringing a new dog into your home is not just about the first few days. It is about the first few weeks, the first few months, and what I like to call the year of firsts. In this video, we’re talking about what really happens when a new dog comes home — whether it’s a puppy, an adult dog, a rescue dog, or a dog coming from another home. As a trainer, behaviorist, and pet sitter, I see the same pattern often: families expect the dog to “settle in” quickly, but the dog is still learning what life looks like in this new home. Download my guide on "Adopting a New Dog": https://www.k9coach.dog/guides-protocols/p/adopters-guideDana Brigman: https://welloiledk9.com Nutritionist, Natural Wellness and Behavior for Dogs Angela Keith: 456caninecoach@gmail.com Natural Wellness and Behavior & Training for Dogs Daniela Angelone: https://barksandbloomsnc.com Pet Sitting, Charlotte NC
People in this episode
Host: Dana Brigman
Topics covered
- adopting a new dog
- dog behavior
- pet training
- family dynamics
- dog care
Keywords
- new dog
- dog adoption
- pet behavior
- dog training
- family pet
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: K9 Coach, Well-Oiled K9, Barks and Blooms NC, 456 Canine Coach
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