#puppy essentials

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Puppy Teething Rings for Busy Little Chewers Bright teething rings in a handy 2 pack to help keep puppy teeth away from your furniture and give them something more sensible to gnaw on. A simple little pet buy that feels like a smart budget find for new dog households. 👉 See the full product breakdown here

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How to Prepare Your Home for a Golden Retriever Puppy - Riversbend

Bringing home a Golden Retriever puppy is an exciting time for any family. Known for their friendly nature, intelligence, and loyalty, Golde

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Goldendoodle Puppy Checklist: Everything You Need for a New Pup

Bringing home a Goldendoodle puppy is a moment of sheer joy. With their lovable personalities and fluffy coats, these crossbreeds between Golden Retrievers and Poodles are delightful companions. To make your Goldendoodle’s transition into your home seamless and joyful, I’ve crafted the essential Goldendoodle puppy checklist. This tailored guide covers all the supplies and preparations necessary…

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Electric Dog Collars

Just finished reading this blog post about electrical dog collars. An informative article which helped me understand e-collars better, and be careful before making such a purchase. I warmly recommend you to pay it a visit.

https://www.shareaword.com.au/everything-you-need-to-know-about-shock-dog-collars/

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Puppy essentials list

BorParvovirusDog food (what where they on before and what does the vet recommend to switch them to.)

Bed, pillows or towels for them to rest on.

Dog bowls (Ceramic or Stainless steel.)

Toys: Try a variety! Smart toys, teething toys, Rope types, balls, find out what they like.

Poop bags.

Treats: Research what is availble in your area, their contents and if they should be considered high or medium value treats.

Leash/Lead. Get a simple one that’s easy to clean first until they learn to stop chewing on it.

Collar. Same with Leash.

Blanket with their family’s scent if possible.

Clicker, for easier association of good habits.

Shampoo, look what’s availble in your area. Try looking for hypoallergenic ones.

Tick repellant. (See vet for more info.)

Crate (Maybe... I know a lot of people recommend one, but I myself have to get used to the idea that the crate is a good place.)

Vet Visit Requirements

Have treats to associate that it’s a good or ok place.

Rabies (Php 5k)

Heartworm (Php 1.5-20k. Find out from vet for more accurate price.)

Deworming (Php 4k)

Distemper

Hepatitis

Parvovirus

Parainfluenza

Optionals check with vet

Bordatella

Cornoavirus

Leptospirosis

Lyme

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Fill with your dog’s favorite treats, promoting active and healthy feeding

Adjustable feeding difficulty levels continue to challenge your dog as they learn

As your dog plays and the rolls the ball, treats will fall out to reward them for being active

Twists apart for easy cleaning

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