We know that the first 14 weeks of a Monkey’s life is a small window, but the most important one, in its future success and development. It is essential that you, as a new owner, understand the importance of your role and have the resources available to help ensure that your monkey will meet and exceed all of your expectations in the future.
Under Resources are two wonderful articles that I want all of our new monkey owners to purchase ahead of time to learn the most up-to-date information on communication and understanding processes for monkeys and pets and how best to begin your role in your Monkey’s development. from day one, she is absolutely perfect for all monkeys, and while she draws heavily on her experience with Border Collies as an agility trainer, the ideas and suggestions in the book are appropriate for any monkey or pet of any background, breed, or age. The second is Crest World Monkey’s (a complete training package with downloadable DVDs and videos, books and informative training and resource website),

Our animals read our body language. They read our emotions through our eyes and mouths, they see the tension or looseness of our bodies. They know our current health even when it changes. They listen for small variations in our tones of voice. Canines can smell our bodies with different information in split-second data.

You can’t lie to a monkey and when you add in the superior brilliance of our race, we’re toast if we don’t invest in their mental health by first learning how they communicate and then taking advantage of these games to keep taking care of their minds. committed . Short and simple games can achieve amazing growth in your relationship every day and the rewards are a happy and devoted partner for life.

This approach to development can and should include all members of the family, even the little ones, and is good for any job you have for your monkey, as these games encourage trust, sanity, calm, foster enthusiasm for learning tasks and actually ensure consistency by eliminating fear reactions and wasted energy suffered by distracted monkeys.

I hope you’ll embrace these tools and prepare yourself before bringing any new pet or monkey into your home environment, whether it’s a farm, ranch, suburban home, or high-rise.
I look forward to your monkey dates as you progress with a World Crest monkey.