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Your New Puppy: Must Haves for Your Dog

Bringing a puppy home? Then learn the basics
about  what  every  new  dog owner must have!Veterinarian: If you don't have a favorite
vet already, ask family, friends and
Now that you've decided to get a puppy orneighbors for a recommendation. Have an
dog, the next few weeks will be busy and atappointment scheduled within the first few
times, more than a little bit crazy. That'sdays of bringing your puppy home, so your vet
why it's important to plan in advance for thecan check for worms, other health conditions,
arrival of your new pet. If possible, get asand  start  her  vaccination  regimen.
many necessities ready before your puppy
comes  home.The  Extras
The  BasicsObedience classes: Every dog can benefit from
learning  some  basic  obedience  skills.
Travel crate: Even if you don't plan on crate
training your dog, consider the benefits ofPuppy treats: Yummy treats are the perfect
owning a crate for other reasons, likereward when you're working on obedience. Or
transporting an ill or injured puppy to thefor  when  they're  just  being  adorable.
veterinarian.
Toys: Chew toys help satisfy your new puppy's
Food and water bowls: If you have a puppy,teething needs. If you'd like to teach your
keep the bowls low and shallow. Tip-proofdog to retrieve, look at purchasing a few
works well, too. As they grow, you'll likelyballs, but make sure they're not so small
need to upgrade to larger dishes tothat your dog chokes. A lot of people swear
accommodate  your  pet's  size.by Kong, an awesome rubber toy you stuff with
treats  to  keep  your  new  pal  busy.
Food: Choose an age-appropriate food. Ask
your vet or local pet store forSour apple spray: Use this product to spray
recommendations if you're not sure what kindon spots your puppy loves to chew on. It's a
to purchase. Remember that high quality dogterrific  deterrent  for  naughty  puppies.
food  keeps your puppy healthier and happier.
Baby gates: Want to keep your dog in one area
Collar: Pick a collar that fits properly now.of your house? Use baby gates to corral him.
You  can  always  upgrade later if necessary.Let's face it; for a lot of us, dogs are our
babies  anyway!
Leash: A six-foot lead works well. Choose the
right thickness and strength for your dog. ADog house: If your pup will spend any time
Chihuahua's needs are very different from theoutdoors, he'll love having his own little
needs  of  a  Rottweiler.house. Fill it with great chew toys and a
cozy blanket, and it will be the perfect home
ID tag: As one of the first things peopleaway  from  home.
search for when finding a stray dog, an ID
tag can help make sure your puppy makes itDoggie door: Training your dog to use a
home safely. At a minimum, have your phonedoggie door when she needs to go outdoors
number  engraved  on  the  tag.makes  life  easier  for  you  and  your pal.
Grooming supplies: Different breeds requireClothing: Depending on where you live,
different levels of grooming. However, everysweaters or snow boots may be required
pup can benefit from a good weekly brushing.outdoor  gear  for  your  dog.
It's also a great way to have quiet, bonding
time  with  your  new  dog.Now that you have the basics on hand, don't
forget the most essential items for your new
Housebreaking supplies: Even adult dogs havepuppy: lots of hugs, kisses, and sweet talk.
accidents, so be prepared with good cleaningBest of all, they're free!
supplies.



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