What you Need to Know to be Prepared for your New Puppy And How to House Train your Puppy!
August 28, 2017
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as posted by the channelFind out what to never feed your dog.
Everything you need to know before getting a new puppy or dog.
And how to house train your new puppy.
Everything you need to buy before getting a puppy.
Mix the food from the breeder with the new food if you are switching food, atleast for a few days so your puppys belly can adjust.
You will need a several items when you are getting a new puppy, a nice bed, brushes, blankets, treats, candy, toys, pillows, dog food, dishes, bags and a collar and a leash. Preferably many different toys so that your pup has variety, that way it wont eat up your house and furniture.
Ease your pup into wearing a collar and being on a leash in short intervals and leash train it like that.
Crate training is a great way of house training your puppy, it will help your puppy hold it if you have the right size crate.
Pick up the food and water 4 to 5 hours before bedtime so it can hold it through the night. Some people also use Puppy Pads.
Let your puppy out every 4 to 5 hours, that's how often it needs to go outside.
Dogs can't eat; Macadamia nuts, Avocado, Onion, Garlic, Caffeine, Cocoa, Chocolate, Grape, Plum, Chives, Raw Fish And Meat.
And this is how to be prepared for your new puppy or dog!
Follow all these tips to keep your new dog or pup healthy and safe!
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