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Bringing a new puppy home is an incredibly exciting and joyful experience! Your house will soon be full of boundless energy and unconditional love (and possibly chewed shoes!). As you prepare for this delightful addition to your family, it's important to ensure you have all the necessary supplies and have done a bit of homework to make the transition smooth and stress-free for both you and your new furry friend. From cozy beds to tasty treats and essential grooming tools, our selection of puppy supplies has everything you need to get started on this wonderful journey. Remember, a little preparation goes a long way in creating a happy and healthy environment for your new puppy!
Bringing a new puppy home is an incredibly exciting and joyful experience! Your house will soon be full of boundless energy and unconditional love (and possibly chewed shoes!). As you prepare for this delightful addition to your family, it's important to ensure you have all the necessary supplies and have done a bit of homework to make the transition smooth and stress-free for both you and your new furry friend. From cozy beds to tasty treats and essential grooming tools, our selection of puppy supplies has everything you need to get started on this wonderful journey. Remember, a little preparation goes a long way in creating a happy and healthy environment for your new puppy!
Bonus Tip: Focus on building a strong relationship with your puppy through positive, patient training, fun, and play, starting in low-distraction environments.
Bonus Tip: Focus on building a strong relationship with your puppy through positive, patient training, fun, and play, starting in low-distraction environments.
Like human children, puppies are not automatically born with social skills, or the skills that they need to live successfully with their family. Your puppy needs pleasant experiences, so they learn how to cope in the world. The optimum age to socialise your puppy is between 3 and 14 weeks.
Dogs will often need to be trained to use, like and understand their crate, particularly if they have never been in one before. Teaching them to be happy and feel safe in the crate is important and can take some time. Here are some tips to keep in mind on how to crate train your dog;
Vaccinations are available to protect your puppy from some of the most contagious and life threatening illnesses that they may come in contact with. Vaccination and prevention is always better for your pet, as well as being more cost effective than having to treat your pet if they contract one of these diseases.
Our resident vet Dr Glenn provides tips and advice for new pet owners on bringing home a puppy. Topics covered include:
Our resident vet Dr Glenn provides tips and advice for new pet owners on bringing home a puppy. Topics covered include: