i currently have a working 2 yr. old belgie that is pregnant and is due any day now shes not working currently and i set her up a nice space for her babies and a place for her to rest and all does any one have any suggestions on how to get the most working dogs from the litter (the ather is a schutzund level 2)
im not asking how to tell which ones can be worked i want to know if there is any thing i can do to get more working dogs from the litter i heard one theory to seperate the dominant one first and then another becomes dominant if ne 1 has ne other suggestions please post
thanx
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I dont know if this is what your asking but Id have to say the pups have a genetic destiny already programed in them and all you can do is ruin it or through proper imprinting bring them up to their full potential.Ideally you would do a puppy test and pick the best ones and go from there.It sounds kind of like your asking can you make them all killer working dogs by some method.Their full potential is already in place and all you can do is help them reach it,or not!
Stop making excuses for your dog and start training it!
Do a search at Google under Bio Sensor or Super Dog program. The U.S. military developed a protocol for exposing newborn and young pups to various held positions, temperature changes, etc., with the goal being to provide early neurological stimulation to a pup in the hope that the dog would be better developed neurologically, and therefore, have a greater capacity to reach its genetic potential, provided the dog is handled well thoughout its development.
I don't know if there is any real science to support this approach, but it is an option.
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