Welcoming a new canine companion in your house soon? 🐶
With the pandemic still keeping everyone mostly at home, many people have warmed up to the appeal of having pets. In many ways, it sounds like the perfect time to get one – with a lot of people working from home, they may feel like there’s more time to train, watch over, and bond with a new furry friend.
Puppies are insanely and unendingly curious and they don’t seem to have a good gauge for danger yet, so they will sniff, taste, and chew on pretty much everything within their reach. It’s very important that before you bring your puppy home, everything dangerous that’s puppy level is kept out of their sight.
Keeping your puppy restricted to one area can also help with the potty training and teach them to hold in their poo and pee longer as it speaks to their natural instinct to keep their play, eating, and sleeping areas clean.Obviously, you can’t just bring home a puppy and not have puppy things within your reach – but with the amount of products out there, how do you know what your must-haves are?Make sure her bowls don’t easily tip over . They should also be easy to wash.
“Don’t take chances with your puppy’s safety. Make sure he has an ID tag secured to his collar,” she said. She also said that another alternative is to have your puppy microchipped at the vet. Microchips are small capsules they inject into your puppy, containing unique registration numbers and their basic information.Crate and bed
As someone who lives in an open-plan condo, my puppy’s playpen has helped us block her off from the kitchen while still giving her free access to the rest of the house .Meg says it is important to choose the right supplies for your puppy’s coat. As a clueless first time owner, I initially bought a finetooth comb for my short-coated Boston Terrier – but eventually realized that a soft-bristled brush works better for her coat.
“Your puppy’s first year is crucial to his development. During this time, your puppy needs special nutrition to promote strong bones and teeth, proper development and body systems, and a shiny, healthy coat,” Meg said. There is also a difference in the diet needs of small vs large breeds. Because small breed dogs grow quickly over a short period of time, they have denser calorie requirements, whereas larger breeds grow slower over a longer period of time, which means they need more moderate calories.“Bear in mind that your puppy could still be adapting to the new surroundings. Just give them time to adapt,” she said, noting that if they do show any other symptoms, it would be best to bring them to the vet.
CHECK-UP. Matilda waits for her turn for a routine check-up and vaccinations at the veterinary clinic.“Your first puppy visit is most important. Ask questions…please make time to visit the clinic, to make an appointment. Ask questions because this is the person you want to spend time with,” he said.
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