Socialize your dog at his own pace. Rushing this process can result in him becoming nervous and timid, even aggressive, or it could make formed behavior problems worse, rather than alleviating them. If you plan to take your do to the dog daycare often then this is something you’ll have to take care of. A dog daycare helps dogs of all sizes and ages learn good social skills so that they can interact better with people and dogs. That being said, it is very important to not try to rush it.
Make introductions to new experiences short and sweet so that your dog views them as good things. Here are some examples or you can visit best dog boarding and Daycare in Naples.
Going to the vet
Arrange to take your dog just for gentle handling and a treat from your vet, so that he doesn’t associate going to the vet with purely unpleasant experiences.
Car travel
Feed your dog in the car, or have games in it with the doors open (parked in a safe, off-road spot) to begin with, so that your dog sees the car as a nice thing to be in. Then make initial journeys very short, ending with going for an enjoyable walk before returning home. Then when you and your dog’s ready, this is how to take your dog on a luxury holiday.
Staying in boarding kennels
Arrange to take your dog to the kennels to meet the staff and to play games with him there. Then take him again another day and leave him for an hour or so, with a toy and his bed for familiarity, so that he learns that you will come back for him. Progress to a day, and then an overnight stay at the pet boarding services.
Being groomed
Accustom your dog to being regularly groomed by you and other family members, and friends if possible, so that if he needs to go to a grooming parlor and be groomed by strangers it won’t be so much of a problem for him. Take him to the parlour for an initial visit to meet the staff, then when he goes for the real thing he is more likely to feel comfortable about it. Some parlours don’t mind you staying while your dog is groomed, but some dogs are better behaved when their owners are not there.