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Our dog training lessons focuses on real-life, social skills and problem prevention along with basic skills using evidence-based & positive reinforcement methods. Check my profile at

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Kristina Dieta Setiabudi
Dog Trainer & Behaviour Consultant
Bachelor of Administration - Arnhem Business School, The Netherlands
Graduate, KPA-CTP - Karen Pryor Academy for Animal Training & Behavio

r, USA
Level 1 TAGteach International Certified
Full-Member - APDT (Association of Pet Dog Trainer)
C.L.A.S.S Instructor

12/09/2023

19/03/2022

Why is it important to let puppies interact with adult dogs with good social skills?
> Learn to regulate play
> Learn to self-handicap (making themselves appear smaller, withholding strength, etc.)
> Learn appropriate bite inhibition
> Learn to play appropriately
> To build confident
> Learn to accept if other dogs do not want to play
but most importantly...

because

PUPPIES COPY EVERYTHING
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13/02/2022

12/02/2022

Puppy Socialization is not about meeting every dog. It's about meeting dogs that your pups can learn and benefit from - under human supervision.

It's not about playing like crazy all the time. Puppies need to learn to regulate play and learn to adjust their play-style.

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182 Bukit Timah Road
Singapore
229853

Telephone

+6596450137

Website

https://puppycolours.com/

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Why is it important to let puppies interact with adult dogs with good social skills? > Learn to regulate play > Learn to self-handicap (making themselves appear smaller, withholding strength, etc.) > Learn appropriate bite inhibition > Learn to play appropriately > To build confident > Learn to accept if other dogs do not want to play but most importantly... because PUPPIES COPY EVERYTHING ------------------------------