Lecture 28: The Basics of Puppy Behavior and Problem Prevention

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When is the prenatal period?

conception-birth

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When is the neonatal period?

0-13 days

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When is the transitional period?

14-20 days

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When is the socialization period?

3-12(14) weeks

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When is the juvenile period?

3-6 months

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When is sexual maturity?

6-7 months

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when is social maturity?

reached between 1.5-4 years

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What happens during the neonatal period?

eating and sleeping

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What happens during the transitional period?

eyes open, tooth eruption, able to stand, learn to avoid pain, no emotional learning

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What ends the transitional period?

startle response

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When does the avoidance response develop?

socialization period

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Isolation during what period leads to learning deficits and fear response?

socialization period

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When is the fear period?

8-10 weeks

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When does sexual interest begin?

juvenile period

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When does teething occur?

juvenile period

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What is canine adolescence?

time between sexual and social maturity

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When do fearful puppies tend to become biters?

social maturity

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What does illness during the socialization period predispose dogs to?

aggression problems, fear of strangers and children, separation-related problems

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When do dogs begin to offer play behaviors?

socialization period

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What occurs at puppy prep school?

socialization, housetraining, crate training, mouthiness, manners

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What makes a puppy kindergarten appropriate?

observe class yourself, puppies 4 months of age and younger, appropriate sanitation, appropriate supervision, health screening

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How do we prevent long lasting fear of the veterinary clinic?

associate food with everything

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What should be done instead of punishment when housetraining?

interruption, stop behavior without scaring the dog

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When should reward for elimination outside be given?

Immediately

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Why should you crate train?

Housetraining, safety, independence, a place to escape

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How should mouthy behavior be discouraged?

remove all attention in response, avoid rough or high arousal play, provide appropriate chewing outlets

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What is reluctance to sit or lay down indicative of?

Pain, anxiety

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If a puppy will not eat food without the owner present, won't settle in crate, or vocalizes excessively in crate or home alone, what can this be an indication of?

early separation or confinement anxiety