Did you know that much of your puppy’s personality develops by 16 weeks? Here are some tips to get your puppy adjusted so fears and aggression don’t become part of that adorable puppy.
1. Be Hands On
We mean this quite literally. It is very important to handle your new puppy. Hold them, pet them, give them a lot of love. Of course, it is important to remember to not be forceful. Just hold them gently and put them down when they are ready. It is just important for them to get used to and comfortable with your touch so you can clip nails, brush teeth, and clean ears in the future. Reward them when they accept being held and touched.
2. Socialize Your Puppy
This is important so your puppy doesn’t become fearful when a stranger approaches. Puppies can also become aggressive when they get 
3. Introduce them To the Latest Puppy Fashion
Is your puppy going to need a sweater or coat for winter? It’s important to get them used to the feeling of being in clothing. Even if you put an old onesie or tie a t-shirt on them. You don’t want them freaking out before going outside for their walk.
4. Don’t Be Scared to Make Some Noise
Try to prevent noise phobias by making some! Making noise will help your pet get used to them. Run the vacuum and continue with the other usual loud noises in your household. Even your puppy gets scared at first, they will recover quickly. Give them a treat for being calm during a loud noise. You want to show them that those noises aren’t harmful.
5. Have Fun Together
Experience new things with your puppy! Take them to as many places as you can and let them explore the world.
