A new home can be overwhelming. Allow your dog a quiet space and time to adjust without too much stimulation.
Consistency in feeding, walks, and bedtime helps build security and trust in their new environment.
Create a designated area with a cozy bed, water, and toys where your dog can retreat when feeling overwhelmed.
Give your dog time to get used to each family member, including other pets, in a calm and controlled manner.
Reward good behavior with treats and praise to encourage confidence and obedience.
Schedule a vet visit soon after adoption to check for any health concerns and update vaccinations if necessary.
Don’t rush introductions to new environments, people, or other dogs—slow and positive experiences help build confidence.
Some shelter dogs have had tough pasts. With patience, love, and consistency, they’ll soon feel safe and happy in their forever home.
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