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Old 16-04-2011, 20:46   #10
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Re: Intorducing a puppy into the house with Darla

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Originally Posted by Zing View Post
should I get her done soon as or do I let then breed once though? i was told its good to let them breed once?

How do you deal with first meet? is this safe in the home? do I keep them apart for a bit ?

They all look lovely
If you intend to breed her then obviously let her breed first, but usually after the first season they are safer to be 'done'.

The little one won't be interested in mating with her for a while yet so you'll be ok. He'll just want to play 24/7 and probably tire each other out.

It should be safe enough in the home, let Darla have the upper hand as she's top dog, she'll put him in his place a little but if she gets nasty separate them with a child safety gate. Chances are she'll probably 'mother' him anyway. Just ensure praise is given to both and don't favour one over the other
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