Puppy Training (Introduction)

We all anticipate the joys about owning a puppy.
But often it doesn't work out as well as we'd hoped. Puppies are delightful bundles of energy and curiosity.... but they can also be exasperating and frustrating.
If you respond properly to the challenges of bringing a new puppy into your home, the adjustment period will be shorter and less stressful for both you and your new furry friend.
If you do not respond properly..... well, unfortunately that's why so many dogs are turned over to rescue groups and animal shelters.

Here is a link to a super cute costume for your new furry friend: https://angrygorilla.myshopify.com/collections/doggy-style/products/dog-costume

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