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This is only natural. Especially when you consider that we as humans are a far cry from
his doting canine mother. When he cries, she is usually there in a heartbeat, to see what is
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wrong.
Humans on the other hand, tend to bring home a puppy and just stuff him in a crate or in
the garage the first night, and then wonder why the poor baby is screaming inconsolably
non-stop.
To make the first few nights easier on your new puppy, I recommend allowing the puppy
to be VERY near to you. I don’t care what your future “hard-nosed rules” are going to be
for the puppy, or even if he is going to remain an outdoor dog, separated from the family
he will learn to love.
Those first few nights should hold as little trauma as absolutely possible. If you lock up
your puppy away from you when you get home with him, he’s going to assume he’s been
LOST or abandoned, and will cry to be rescued.
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