The first few nights can be hectic, a puppy used to sleep close to its mother and siblings and will have to do without.
To sleep at night, a puppy needs a reassuring environment. The new places are not yet, but the presence of his masters will appease him. Even if you don't want a dog to sleep in a specific room (kitchen, living room, etc.), it is not necessary to put him to sleep there upon arrival. It is even advisable to make him sleep in the bedroom for a short week, the time that he feels at ease in his new world.On the other hand, he must be prevented from getting on the bed, it would be a hierarchical error.
When you do not want to have a puppy in your room for the first few days, you should put it to sleep in the room intended for its nights. He is likely to bark and squeal much of the night. Above all, do not intervene, he demands a presence, and if we reassure him or even if we scold him, he will have obtained what he asks for and he will then start all over again from the departure of his masters.
