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Preparing for Your New Pup

 Planning for your pup

  • One adult in the household must accept the ultimate responsibility for the pup. This will include feeding, potty breaks, and making scheduled vet/ grooming appointments.
  • Housebreaking is often easier using a crate, and it can also provide a "den" for the puppy. Dogs are very social animals and like to be with people. Decide the best place to place your crate, like a hallway or a family room. The bedroom of the primary caregiver until the pup adjusts to its new home and is sleeping throughout the night could be a good option.
  • Never crate a pup longer than three or four hours without a planned break for the puppy to relieve itself, getting a drink of water, and have a snack. Playtime is crucial also. Perhaps scheduling a friend or neighbor to drop in for a mid-day puppy break while you are at work, just until your puppy is used to its new home environment, would be a good option.
  • A routine will make puppy raising easier. Decide where and when the puppy will be fed and taken outdoors to relieve itself. Routine will give your new puppy a sense of security and will help with housebreaking.
  • Teaching basic obedience can be a fun and educational way to spend time with your dog. Dogs need to know the rules, which every member of the family should follow consistently.
  • Every pup needs to be socialized with people of both sexes and all ages. Plan frequent activities that will equip your pup socially with other animals and environments. 
  • Find a  veterinarian. Visit clinics in your area that friends and family have recommended. Look for knowledgeable, friendly staff and a clean environment. Never take your puppy outside your home until your veterinarian gives you the green light to do so. Diseases like Parvo can be very detrimental and overwhelming to a young pup.
  • Look for a groomer. Visit several in your area that have been recommended. Ask your vet if he has a recommendation. You want your pup to look forward to being groomed. Starting your puppy off with a patient, gentle person who will make the experience pleasant and help the puppy learn that going to the groomer is fun.
  • Keep a list of people you can call for information, including your feed store, groomer, and emergency veterinary hospital open nights and weekends.

Red Moyen Goldendoodle

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New Pup Shopping List

An essential shopping list for your new pup may include these items:

  • Food 
  • Plain yogurt to mix in, by the teaspoon, with the dry kibble for the first few days to ease any digestive problems and stress diarrhea
  • Bowls - a water bowl and a food dish
  • Pooper-scooper and plastic bag(s) 
  • Crate 
  • Baby gate(s) - if you wish to confine the pup to a kitchen or laundry room
  • Exercise pen - if your yard is not securely fenced or a tiny puppy may escape under a fence or gate, you will need a secure area for the dog to play. Note: The best rule is never to let a new dog go outdoors alone. It would be best if you were with the puppy to direct it to the place where to relieve itself and then praise.
  • Leash 
  • Retractable leash
  • Collar with ID TAG
  • Toys that are size appropriate for your pup.
    • Plush toys - with nothing the pup can remove and swallow
    • Kong toy - great for teething and for playing
    • Booda bones, cow's ears, beef tendons
    • Bully Sticks (either beef or buffalo) 
    • Hard rubber ball, Frisbee, tug - - for outdoor play
    • NO chopped or formed bones - they splinter
    • NO stick type rawhide 
    • NO pigs ears, rolls, snouts - they are too greasy 
    • NO old shoes or old socks
    • Note: Throw out any small pieces to prevent the pup from swallowing them whole and choking.
  • A white vinegar and water solution 50-50, in a spray bottle -  for accidents will happen.
  • Gentle Puppy Shampoo and Conditioner
  • Baby-sized toothbrush
  • Slicker brush, metal comb, and nail clippers

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