It's always hard to walk away from any animal that is in need of a loving home. I admire the fact that you are rescuing this little one and going to take the responsiblity of raising it at 6 weeks. That is not an easy stunt to pull off to be honest. As far as socializing this little pup after all his shots and that my advice would to be enroll into a class. I'm sure there are many different kind of doggie classes that you can enroll into in your area. Another thing is when the pup is ready to venture out in the world, walks are also a great way to socialize this little pup. I haven't meet a person yet that doesn't want to pet Pango as we walk by. He loves the attention and I love the fact that he is so social. He also goes to the off leash park every other day and plays with every sort of dog breed you could think of and has a grand old time. Sometimes we just sit out front a cafe of Starbucks and he socializes with everyone and everything that walks by.
When it comes to getting the cats and pup adjusting to live in a happy home enviornment well of course that will take some time. The cats know that the home is now their terrority and they don't want to give that up to a new pup, but if you gradually introduce them to the pup they will get used to having a pup in the house and end up loving him. If and when you bring this little Tyke home make sure to give him a little room all to himself so that the cats can't get to him the first few days or weeks. Cats of course are curious as you know and they will try to find out what's in the room. I would suggest maybe holding the pup and showing each cat the little baby. Since he is 6 weeks and a baby they may be more accepting to him. I hope any of this helps you. Good luck!!!! :wave:
When it comes to getting the cats and pup adjusting to live in a happy home enviornment well of course that will take some time. The cats know that the home is now their terrority and they don't want to give that up to a new pup, but if you gradually introduce them to the pup they will get used to having a pup in the house and end up loving him. If and when you bring this little Tyke home make sure to give him a little room all to himself so that the cats can't get to him the first few days or weeks. Cats of course are curious as you know and they will try to find out what's in the room. I would suggest maybe holding the pup and showing each cat the little baby. Since he is 6 weeks and a baby they may be more accepting to him. I hope any of this helps you. Good luck!!!! :wave: