![]() Your pup’s first year of life is critical to their development, so it’s important to invest in a nutritional plan that will promote strong bones, teeth, and a thick and healthy coat. Regardless, you should have food ready for when your dog arrives. There is a chance that you’ll need to try out a few different food brands before landing on the perfect choice for your new puppy. If you have a larger breed or working dog, it might be useful to also invest in a harness. Choosing the right collar for your new four-legged friend will lead to safer, more enjoyable walks and training sessions.Īs you’re well aware, your puppy will grow, so make sure you purchase an adjustable collar so you can change its size accordingly. You’ll want to have an adjustable collar ready when you bring your new puppy home. This will be handy when walking your new pup. If you want to be extra prepared, look for a leash that has a compartment for poop bags. ![]() As your dog gets older, stronger, and grows into its adult size, you can invest in a normal leash with the metal clip that attaches to a collar. Generally speaking, a six-foot slip-leash is a great option for a puppy. Not only that, but you’ll be using their leash when taking your pup on walks, bathroom breaks, to meet other dogs and people. Your dog’s leash is going to be necessary for teaching them how to behave. Make sure your treats of choice are made with high-quality ingredients like whole proteins (beef, chicken, liver, salmon) bonus points if they incorporate healthy fats like coconut oil and nourishing veggies like carrots and peas. The training process starts pretty much as soon as your pup walks through your door. Not only are puppy treats great for surprising your pet throughout the day, but they also can serve as a reward when training begins. Have an abundance of tiny, soft treats stored in your cabinet. Need to keep your puppy busy? Give them a puppy chew and let them have at it - just make sure you always monitor anytime you give your fur baby treats. They can reduce the chances of your pup exhibiting destructive behavior like chewing the legs of your kitchen stools. Puppy chews are great for teething and fresh breath. While there are unlimited options for chews, having various options on hand can help your pooch discover what they like the best. Puppy ChewsĬhews and dental snacks are essential for new puppies. If you want to give your new pup some mental stimulation, puzzle toys will have your pup thinking outside the box (but be aware that these can be too hard for younger pups, so save it for around the six-month mark or so!). ![]() Rubber and nylon chew toys are durable and good for sensitive puppy teeth. Generally, toys that can fit entirely inside your dog’s mouth are too small. Make sure you’re choosing toys that are safe-for-pooch and aren’t choking hazards. Be ready with a handful of sturdy toys that your pup will fall in love with. Since your puppy is just a baby, they’re going to want to play all the time. Your puppy is going to want a warm, comfortable place to sleep (and they will sleep a lot), so make sure you’re ready with a snug crate for bedtime (and even resting/relaxing time). ![]() A Comfortable Dog CrateĬrate training your pup is going to be an important part of raising your puppy. Here’s a list of the essentials for your new pup. Essentials for Your Pupįrom the start, some things are more important than others. Lucky for you and your pup, Finn is here with a checklist of all the things that a new pet parent needs upon the arrival of their furry friend. But, while becoming a new puppy parent can be very exciting, raising a dog is quite the challenge, but a rewarding one at that. ![]() There are so many exciting things about getting a new puppy. We heard through the grapevine that you’re welcoming a new four-legged friend into your home. ![]()
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