It is simple to make the transition to your new home. Take your puppy out the minute he wakes up day or night, after every meal, as soon as you get up in the morning, and just before you go to bed at night. Most accidents in the house are people accidents, not puppy accidents. Socializing To be a good canine citizen and an ideal pet, your puppy needs to meet new people, dogs, and other animals. This gives him self-confidence.
Puppy kindergarten is wonderful.
I recommend socializing him in earnest after his last puppy shots have been completed at about 16 weeks of age. New experiences are stimulating to your new puppy and can be quite educational for you. It's a great way to get to know your pup. Don't lock your puppy up in a kitchen, bathroom or utility room. Keep him in a ex-pen or crate in the room you're most often in so he can watch what you are doing and not get into trouble behind your back.