Raising Your Dog - Important Steps to Take From 1 to 3 Years of Age
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Raising Your Dog: Key Steps from Ages 1 to 3
When you welcome a newborn puppy into your home, there are important steps to take during their critical development from 1 to 3 years of age.
Physical Development
During this time, your dog is reaching their physical prime. They’ll develop stronger bones, a deeper chest, a fuller coat, and greater overall strength and endurance. Large breeds typically achieve full maturity between 18 months and 2 years, while smaller breeds mature a bit sooner.
An adult dog no longer requires a high-calorie, body-building diet. Instead, focus on a maintenance diet that meets daily energy needs. Overfeeding can lead to obesity and potential health issues.
Psychological Growth
Psychologically, your dog is devoted and may exhibit jealousy or possessiveness. Their intelligence and receptivity are at their peak, making this a great time for bonding and learning. You'll find they enjoy collaborating in activities and acquiring new skills. The connection you share can become a harmonious and rewarding part of your life.
What Your Dog Needs
Provide training in work, sports, or fun activities to exercise their intelligence. They need plenty of mental and physical stimulation, alongside mutual loyalty and love from a caring owner. With these steps, you'll ensure a fulfilling partnership with your dog during these crucial years.
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