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[Grace'sMom]

Originally Posted by Lmojeda

I'm afraid she will get to spoiled. She has been sleeping on my chest since I layed down for bed. I feel bad bc I never did this with Louie! Will he feel un loved? Can I spoil her too much where she will have separation anxiety? Bc I do work 5 hrs 4 days a week.


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Remember:

Louie had 12 weeks (at least?) with is mother and siblings. His mother "spoiled" him and tended to his needs. He was never alone. When he cried, she found him and loved him and gave him what he needed, or his siblings snuggled him (or wrestled him )....

You need to be her "momma dog" for another 5-6 weeks. Then after that point, you can start transitioning her to how you raised Louie when he came home at 12 weeks (I'm assuming you got him as a puppy?).

For now... she NEEDS the physical contact and the closeness. It will help her brain grow. And like Sylvie said... it will make her a wonderful puppy.... You two will have a very special bond. And she will have a very special bond with Louie.

[Lmojeda]

Originally Posted by Grace'sMom

Remember:

Louie had 12 weeks (at least?) with is mother and siblings. His mother "spoiled" him and tended to his needs. He was never alone. When he cried, she found him and loved him and gave him what he needed, or his siblings snuggled him (or wrestled him )....

You need to be her "momma dog" for another 5-6 weeks. Then after that point, you can start transitioning her to how you raised Louie when he came home at 12 weeks (I'm assuming you got him as a puppy?).

For now... she NEEDS the physical contact and the closeness. It will help her brain grow. And like Sylvie said... it will make her a wonderful puppy.... You two will have a very special bond. And she will have a very special bond with Louie.

Yes Louie was12 wks when he came home.


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