Introducing a new puppy to your older dog requires patience, planning, and supervision to ensure a smooth transition. Start by allowing them to sniff each other's belongings before meeting in person. When introducing them face-to-face, choose a neutral territory to prevent territorial behavior. Keep the initial interactions short and positive, and gradually increase the time they spend together. Supervise their interactions closely to intervene if needed. Make sure each dog has their own space, toys, and attention to prevent jealousy. Positive reinforcement, treats, and praise for good behavior can help them associate each other with positive experiences. It's essential to monitor their interactions and intervene if there are signs of aggression or discomfort.

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