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BRINGING HOME YOUR NEW PUPPY One of the first things you should do is find a good veterinarian in your area. Make an appointment to set up his vaccination schedule within 2 to 3 days after bring your puppy home. Once you bring your puppy home, he's going to need supervision for the first few days. You don't want to bring him home and leave him alone. This will cause him to become scared and lonely in his new and unknown environment. Work out a schedule with other family members or friends so he won't be alone. Set up an area where he will eat and drink, and where he will sleep. Check around your home for potential dangers that he may get into. Set up a sleep area with his crate, a blanket and toy. One good idea is to let him sleep with a piece of clothing, such as a tee shirt that has your scent on it. In his first few days in his new home he will probably cry at night. You may want to set up his sleeping area in your bedroom until he becomes more accustomed to you and his surroundings. Puppy Proof Your Home Puppies will be curious about their new surroundings and will get into trouble. Look around your house for potential dangers you need to keep out of his reach. Some things you will want to keep him away from are
NEW PUPPY SUPPLIES YOU SHOULD HAVE Food and water bowls Puppy Food Grooming Tools - Brushes, Combs, Shampoo Soft Pet Bed, blanket Toys Crate or Gate |
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