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Author Topic: GSP Owner Transition.  (Read 5769 times)

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Offline thepucksmith

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Any advice to help a 2 yr old GSP Transition to a new Owner?  I want to make sure I don't screw her up during this period.  Just got her last night.  Any help would be appreciated.

Offline thunderpout

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Dont isolate her, yet dont bombard her with too much commotion/other pets/people, give her alot of one on one time, walks, rides in the truck, and quiet time also. Give her time....           -thunderpout :happy1:

Offline jigglestick

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yep, he's right, she will need time.
consitancy and time.
she will very quickly adapt to her new surroundings if you handle her with kindness and respect.
gain the dogs trust. then you will have it made.
good choice in dogs by the way ;)
take a kid hunting and fishing!!

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