From birth to 8 weeks of age it is crucial that your puppy remains with his
mother and siblings in order to have the right social skills to interact
with humans and other experiences that he will face in his life with his new
owner.
During this crucial time frame one of the most important lifelong trades
that your puppy will inherit is his play drive in interacting with his
littermates, his dominance and pack-order will be revealed and his prey
drive will be discovered.
Bringing your new puppy home before 8
weeks of age will interrupt this critical period of development and most
likely will lead to socialization and aggression issues in the future.
- Birth to 8 weeks that a puppy spends with the littermates is
the backbone of their lifelong character!
- The socialization with litter mates and/or other animals is
crucial from the age of 6 to 8 weeks.
- A puppy that is younger then 8 weeks old is not fully
developed in nerve stability.
- A puppy with steady nerves will result in a LIFE LONG clear
in the head character, courageousness and mental strength.
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| Our German shepherd puppies must be 8 weeks or older before
they can go to their new homes. (NO EXCEPTIONS). PLEASE NOTE
THAT THIS IS THE LAW IN COLORADO AND SHOULD BE NATIONWIDE,
WORLD-WIDE. |
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