Dogs are often described as loyal companions, and many thrive best as the sole focus of their owner’s attention. When a new puppy joins the household, it can sometimes create shifts in dynamics that affect the older dog’s behavior and well-being.
At Luzocn , we’re exploring how older dogs adjust to having a new puppy in the family.
“How has introducing a new puppy impacted your older dog’s life?”
“We’ve experienced that situation twice.” 
“My sister sent me a photo of her dog with a new puppy. Just look at the expression on the older dog’s face.” 
“At this moment, Hank seemed to regret asking for a little brother.” 
“It looks like he’s thinking, ‘Can we return this?’” 
“Hey, what are you up to?” 
“My dog doesn’t seem as thrilled about the new puppy as we are.” 
“One day, this will pass. I just need to be patient.” 
“Our older dog seems really annoyed by the new puppy.” 
“How your dog might feel when you bring home a new puppy” 
“When I’m in a good mood, someone I dislike suddenly shows up.” 
“He gets on my nerves.” 
“Abby is being incredibly patient with the new puppy.” 
“When your little brother is being annoying, but Mom is watching.” 
“I’m not quite sure how my dog feels about her new foster sister.” 
“When you get caught picking on your younger sibling” 
“A look that says it all” 
“My older, smaller dog with his younger, larger sibling” 
“He really does love his little brother, I promise.”
“Watson hoped that if he just ignored the issue, it would disappear on its own.”
“Yes, Rosco has definitely disrupted Riley’s peace.”
“Kingsley is thrilled with her new spot in the truck, but her big sister isn’t pleased at all.”
“He really does love his new sister.” 
How did your pet adjust to their new sibling? Share their photos and stories in the comments below!
