So the final blog in this series from David and Hannah from David Cuffe Associates is finally here, high paws! So far they’ve given us tips and tricks on everything from meeting poochy pals for the first time, to bonding with a doggy and how to decide when a borrower is ready to em-bark on our first solo outing with their new four legged friend :)
Find out how to know when your doggy and borrower are ready to go on their first solo tail-waggingly fun outing.
Every dog is different, some dogs will happily accompany anybody on a walk and remain relaxed and obedient. Others may need to get to know their new friend for a longer period of time before it is safe (and fun) for them to go on a solo outing with a borrower. There is no right or wrong but it is important to tick some key boxes before borrower and doggy go off on their first adventure on their own:
If all of these bases have been covered then you are definitely on your way to a whole new world of adventures with your new pooch pal! Go forth and wag!!
You can read some more pawsome advice from David and Hannah here:
Introducing your dog to a potential borrower
Tips for Bonding with your BFF - Best Furry Friend