It seems like forever but I believe it is usally 8 monthes to a yr or even longer.
Good Luck
2007-02-01 14:25:13
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answered by ♥PinkIce♥ 5
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Wrong attitude, punishing like that only makes a dog worse. Get her a small kennel. Use it for time outs when she gets too hyper not for long only 5-15 minutes to defuse the situation. When she chews take the item away and say no then give her something she can chew and praise her. Obdience training helps a lot with dogs like her. At 5 months shes in her terrible 2's she wont come out of them for another 2 months or so.
2007-02-01 15:14:58
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answered by gary b 3
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There are quite two phases of love. The primary section is the infatuation stage...Without doubt what you're referring to as puppy love. It is while you believe ill to be faraway from a person. It's whilst you believe all gooey within. You have a euphoric 'high' feeling. You might be realy into the opposite character. They may be able to do no flawed. This phase is shirt lived. It will probably final between a number of weeks and at most 6 months. Your brain really releases chemical substances into your method in the course of this phase that motive the euphoric feelings. The subsequent section of love doesn't have these euphoric feelings considering your brain stops releasing those chemical compounds. This phase is more constructed on feeling deeply linked to someone on the grounds that of shared experiences, chasing the equal dreams, getting by means of good instances and unhealthy together. This is what incorporates by way of the leisure of your relationship together. There are individuals which are at all times wanting that first infatuation segment and if they do not feel those euphoric feelings, they consider they're not in love. They hop from relationship to relationship looking for that high and leaving when it ends. I feel that after people get out of that infatuation phase, they become extra balanced to all the different things going on of their lives. There are routine, work, pals, institution work, etc...Etc... So in view that they refocus, the other associate may suppose a way of loss since they are now not the sole center of attention of this individual. That is natural although. As long as the two of you proceed to do matters together and have shared experiences collectively, you continue to build your relationship. So, i do not always consider the puppy reside stage is just right to be stuck in too lengthy. Thankfully, nature has riskless guards towards that. I do feel it's major to not take the opposite person or your reside for each and every other without any consideration. Lifes needs make loosing sight of the nice on your existence easy to do. In finding ways to keep communicating to each other how so much.You admire the other individual.
2016-08-10 14:39:48
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answered by ? 4
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Save the newspaper....it isn't a good idea. Many dogs reach maturity at about a year, but like people - it can vary.
Is she crate trained? This helps with a lot of behavioral problems. Do you give her things she CAN chew? Does she have toys you can give her when taking away things she can't play with?
And most importantly, are you taking her for walks? This establishes you as pack leader, believe it or not! Teach her to walk on a leash behind you. If she won't - just stop. Don't move until she is ready to walk a step behind you. And most of all - be patient!
2007-02-01 12:32:26
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answered by CC 4
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It depends totally on the breed as well as the amount of training they get. My dogs have had free run of the house when no one was home by about 8 - 9 months of age, but some take longer. There's a lot of variables - amount of exercise, dog's temperament, whether or not you do any training to keep his mind occupied.
2007-02-01 12:22:32
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answered by Anonymous
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For little dogs, generally about a year.
For medium dogs, around a year, maybe a bit more.
For large dogs, expect about a 2-year puppyhood. They grow slowly and are slow to mature.
Or if you have a Dalmatian like mine...man, I don't know when she plans on getting out of the puppy stage. She's a big goofball and loves to chew (and won't mind me at all.)
2007-02-01 12:19:31
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answered by SlowClap 6
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You have to teach the pup not to do all that stuff, she is a kid and needs to know what is right and what is wrong. Or the puppy will carry these bad behaviors into adulthood.
As for actual maturity it takes different amounts of time depending on its breed, intelligence, and what you teach it is not right. My rotty matured at about 21/2 and my mutt at about2, but my golden took nearly 6 years for him to chill out.
**** luck
Madison
2007-02-01 12:23:01
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answered by moonkissedwarrior 2
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that really depends on the breed. and there are some that will tell you by one year old. but most large breeds will stay in their puppy stage until they reach two years old. but with the proper training you can stop the biting, chewing and those annoying things. so it is in the training.
2007-02-01 12:24:33
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answered by Star-Dust 7
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I'd say maybe from 3-5 months then they'll come down abit.
2007-02-01 12:18:49
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answered by tonyb_630 1
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THEY ARE PUPPY ACTING UNTIL 3 YRS OLD--THEN THEY ARE CONSIDERED ADULT
2007-02-01 18:37:36
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answered by Anonymous
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