How your puppy feels after adoption

First, he will be separated from his mother and siblings. Close to his mother, your puppy was constantly receiving “comforting messages” that provided them reassurance. So it's only natural that your puppy may find it hard to adjust to time alone at first.

Take a look at our 10 Separation Anxiety Solutions to calm your new puppy.   

Then, after leaving their familiar surroundings, they will arrive in your home. This is a completely new environment, with many things that can be scary. The first few days can be daunting and confusing for your puppy when you consider they have left their mum and littermates where they felt safe.

Read more on how to help your puppy settle into their new home with these top tips. 

Your puppy will get to know your family and become a family member in no time! You will soon mean the world to your pup, and they will follow you like a shadow.

So imagine their feelings when you need to leave your precious new puppy home alone  to go to work!

Soon enough, you will start teaching them many new things, like lead walking, where it’s ok to toilet, where and when they can eat, where they are not allowed to sleep etc.

To see success when training your pup, it’s important to keep your training sessions together positive, take a look at these 4 tips and techniques for positive puppy training to help.

During walks, your puppy will also meet so many unfamiliar dogs and people! But are you nervous about how your pooch is going to react? Do you think that they might be scared, or get too excited?

Read our Puppy Party blog and find out the benefits of meeting and socialising with other people and pups!