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Take time to find the right dog, and let the new dog settle into its home for a few weeks before taking it out to busy places. Maintain a low-stress environment at home for the first few weeks to help the dog adjust.

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WDJ What3

Take time to find the right dog, and let the new dog settle into its home for a few weeks before taking it out to busy places. Maintain a low-stress environment at home for the first few weeks to help the dog adjust.

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WHAT YOU CAN DO . . .

Take your time. Don’t be in a rush to


get a dog; wait for just the right one.

Then, don’t overeagerly drag your


new dog all over town and to the dog
park. Let him settle in at your home
for a few weeks, so you get to know
each other.

If possible, maintain a low level of


stress and activity in your home for
the first few weeks.

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