Puppy: How long does it take to get used to changing environments?

First of all, it's not expert advice. The family dog used to be like this when we moved.

1.In the new home, it is best to give it its previous nest, or toys that it used to play with, preferably with plush toys, the mat in its nest, or DD with a strong ability to absorb odors, to find a fixed place, considering that it is 9 years old, it is best to have a covered kennel, or a place that few people can usually walk, such as the corner of the sofa or something. It will be a little intimidating in the new home.

2.In a new home, if the dog is not well trained, it will pee, and some will - it will occupy territory. Leave it alone for the first two days, just wipe it off, and then retrain again.

3.Take it around the room and give it a smell of DD in its new home to speed up its familiarity with the most ambient smells.

4.Bolt it when you go out, and let it linger at the door a little longer when you get home.

5.It's better if there are always people in the house, but if there is no one at home, it's better to leave something with you. It will lie on it when no one is around, because it misses you.

My dog prefers slippers.

I've given it several pairs.

1 2 months bar.

There's always going to be an adaptation phase.

If the puppy is better, it will be more adaptable. But yours are all 9 years old.

Pretty much 1-2 months.

At such an age, it should be possible soon.

1. Depending on the type of dog and.

The time for different dogs to adapt to the new owner is not the same, and it can be adapted in a few days or a week or two; It takes a few months or more for the long genus.

2. If the new environment is more comfortable, it is more suitable for dogs to live and live; The new owner takes more care of the dog and takes care of it more carefully, and the time will be shortened accordingly.

Different dogs, different environments, different breeders, different attitudes lead to different outcomes.

1) Sudden change in living environmentIf there is a sudden change in living environment, such as being sent to the owner's friend's house for foster care, or the owner's family has moved to a new house, the pet will generally show a little discomfort and feel at a loss.

Solution: Pet owners can take their pets to experience the new environment in advance, and can prepare better material conditions for it in the new environment, 2) new members join if there are new pets or friends in the family, or a newborn baby appears, they will feel left out and appear depressed.

Solution: Pet owners must be well prepared beforehand to make the arrival of a new member a happy thing for the pet in the house.

3) Separate from pet ownersSmall animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, and tortoises can feel very uneasy, nervous and even depressed when their owners leave the house without taking them out.

Taste. When your pet is busy enjoying the food, it can also alleviate the pain of longing.

1) If the pet owner goes out early and returns late every day, this kind of pet that is often not taken care of and cannot leave the house will easily develop depression and anxiety, and even self-harm to vent anger in the heart.

Pet Owners Pet owners' attitudes towards their pets are a key factor.

2) If the family atmosphere of the pet owner is more tense and family wars break out from time to time, in this environment, the pet is prone to fear and anxiety, and depression will occur over time.

Solution: In this case, to change the pet's depression, you should first give it a more relaxed environment.

In the case of ordinary adult dogs, the new owner is often in contact with them, and they can adapt to it in about ten days, and the puppies can adapt to it in about five days. Except for some individual dogs, such as adult dogs such as Tibetan mastiffs, you should be extra careful when changing to a new owner.

Puppies are very fast, one or two days are fine, adult dogs are a little longer, ten days and half a month.

After the kitten changes the environment, it generally takes about a week to adapt, but there are also a few kittens who are recognizable and timid, and it takes about 1 to 2 months to adapt to the environment. It is recommended that new cat owners stay with the kitten more often, often comfort the kitten, and give it a certain sense of security.

Many novices do not know how long it takes for kittens to adapt to the environment, different breeds of kittens have different adaptation periods, generally about a week to adapt, sometimes also need to be based on the feeding method, some recognize, timid kittens, it may take 1 2 months to adapt.

1. Calm your emotions

The new cat owner needs to be with the kitten, the kitten will feel uncomfortable and insecure in the new environment, the cat owner can pet the kitten, and can also use toys to divert the kitten's attention.

2. Pay attention to your diet

At first, the kitten may not eat, but the cat owner still needs to feed the kitten and give the kitten drinking water to prevent dehydration, and after waiting for a while, the kitten will start to eat food.

Different dogs have different adaptation periods, because the dog's personality is different, it will miss its previous home when it first arrives at your house, it will feel lonely and scared, very excited or very neurotic, the first night of sleep may cry, don't punish it, otherwise it will be more pitiful, you can put the nest in the bedroom in the first 2 weeks, let it sleep with you, so that you can adapt as soon as possible.

Communicate more with the baby! Feed & Play Often! Nurture feelings!

I should be very familiar with you in a month! I hope that the baby will be obedient, and you can first teach and recall, and order and prohibit. Recall means that every time the baby's name + is called, it can immediately return to its owner.

The order is forbidden is that the owner says no, and the baby immediately stops the action and waits for the owner's permission to move! Repeat and be patient, with verbal praise, caresses, and food or play rewards during training! Come on!

First of all, puppies need a period of time to adapt to the psychological and emotional aspects, and need to accept the environment of the new home, the living habits of the owner, and the temperature and humidity of the new environment. Secondly, after the puppy arrives at the new home, it also needs to adapt to the owner's feeding time, the number of meals a day and the feeding diet, usually, the puppy after 7 to 10 days of adaptation, if everything is normal, you can go to the vaccination according to the time. If the puppy is unable to adapt to the environment, diet, and mood after arriving at the new home, it may trigger some diseases, or abnormal manifestations such as emotional malaise.

For about half a month, care more about it, play with it, coax it, and it will be fine slowly.

Look at the dog itself, in the dog 2 3 months old, some dogs do not recognize life, to ** are the same, some dogs may take about a week to adapt, you see the dog eat normally, normal urine, usually very jumpy, very happy, it proves that it has adapted to the new environment.

Different dogs have different adaptation periods, because the dog's personality is different, it will miss its previous home when it first arrives at your house, it will feel lonely and scared, very excited or very neurotic, the first night of sleep may cry, don't punish it, otherwise it will be more pitiful, you can put the nest in the bedroom in the first 2 weeks, let it sleep with you, so that you can adapt as soon as possible.

In short, it is to give a period of time for adult dogs to slowly adapt to the new environment, especially for timid dogs like mine, this process requires a patient owner to tolerate and love it, don't give up, it will definitely love you.

1. According to the type and age of the dog, the time for different dogs to adapt to the new owner is also different, and it can be adapted in a few days or a week or two; It takes a few months or longer.

2. If the new environment is more comfortable, it is more suitable for dogs to live and live; The new owner takes more care of the dog and takes care of it more carefully, and the time will be shortened accordingly.