it's natural that he eats less right now.
Try not to pay too much attention to his nerves, and stay calm yourself. You are his example, so you need to be his example that there is nothing to fear and that these things are normal - he is simply adjusting and needs to see from you that it is fine and that you are trustworthy - just do not baby him when he is afraid, but rather praise and give attention (which is also a form of praise) every time he is not afraid.
Get him used to the house first, and perhaps carry him in the city in the beginning. Take it one step at a time.
I used to feed the rotties 3x a day but our provider advised that 2x a day is good. Just check with your food producer and what they advise.
Good luck, and don't worry too much - it won't take very long, but will also not go overnight, so it may take a week or even a month. Just give him the right guidance and praise at the right times to encourage his confidence and fearlessness
Try not to pay too much attention to his nerves, and stay calm yourself. You are his example, so you need to be his example that there is nothing to fear and that these things are normal - he is simply adjusting and needs to see from you that it is fine and that you are trustworthy - just do not baby him when he is afraid, but rather praise and give attention (which is also a form of praise) every time he is not afraid.
Get him used to the house first, and perhaps carry him in the city in the beginning. Take it one step at a time.
I used to feed the rotties 3x a day but our provider advised that 2x a day is good. Just check with your food producer and what they advise.
Good luck, and don't worry too much - it won't take very long, but will also not go overnight, so it may take a week or even a month. Just give him the right guidance and praise at the right times to encourage his confidence and fearlessness
