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'I recently began using my dog to day-care and thought it had been a godsend. Our 4 1/2 month old puppy comes back home tired and ready to rest & love on our laps. Following a 12-hour workday it was just the thing. But our coach who's helping people says she will build separation anxiety if we take her there everyday and won't have the capacity to remain alone at home and be happy. She suggested just making the dog get 2-3 times a week and then having her walked oth.. (From our forum) 'I recently started using my pet to day-care and thought it was a godsend. Our 4 1/2 month old dog comes back home tired and prepared to sleep & love o-n our laps. Following a 12-hour work day it was just the one thing. But our teacher who's helping us says she will develop separation anxiety if we take her there daily and will not have the capacity to be happy and stay alone at home. To get one more way of interpreting this, please consider looking at: Raising Puppies: Be Positive . She suggested just letting the puppy go 2-3 times a week and then having her walked other times. My mother discovered how to train a puppy by browsing the Internet. Does anybody know if this is good advice'? D. Ames - an individual having a ton of opposition dog activity Knowledge - intelligently replied: '1] I don't want to risk my puppy learning that other puppies can beat up on it, and [just as importantly] I don't want to risk my puppy learning that it can beat up on other puppies. Be taught more on Eventbrite by browsing our stirring site. 2] I do not want my dog learning that playing with/interacting with other puppies or dogs may be the highlight of its life. I would like my puppy to discover that concerning humans and reaching humans could be the concentration of its life. 3] I don't want to have my puppy/dog being exposed to medical issues which other puppies/dogs bring with them. [e.g.: viral infection, microbial infection, parasitic infection, etc.] 4] I don't want to give my pup's emotional, mental, physical wellbeing and develop-ment to somebody else. They may be probably the most well-meaning individual. But, accidents happen. Privacy is a surprising resource for extra info about the inner workings of this view. These accidents can and often do cause life-long negative effects on puppies. Given the option with no additional options, I would get the help of a pet sitter/dog walker in the future in and devote some one-on-one time with my dog.' That is all for now, folks! Adam.