Essential Details About Puppies

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Puppies are one of the cutest creatures on earth! Average size puppies usually weigh 0.5-1.4 kilograms while bigger puppies weigh 6.8 – 10 kilograms. Experts consider puppyhood the key stage in dogs’ life; they learn a lot of things in only a few months. In that period the dogs are starting to understand what’s safe and what’s dangerous for the children (and this will be hard to change those perceptions later on). In this article I’m going to discuss several important advices for raising puppies (plus add very cute puppies’ pictures):

Vet Care. To start with, bring your puppy to the vet (It’s right for another type of pet). There a puppy will get comprehensive examination and required vaccinations. Also ask for nutritional information and health instructions.

Prepare your home. Help your house adequate for puppies. Remove obstacles/items that will harm your pup, and make certain the steps are unreachable for him until adulthood. Obtain a comfortable dog bed and teach him what its purpose is.

Expose a puppy to the world. Enable your puppy be exposed to anything he’ll be exposed in adulthood, including: people, other dogs and pets, common seems like dogs barking or even a working laundry machine and of course being handled and caressed. Moreover, do not let your pup do anything whatsoever you do not need him to do as a possible adult. Without letting him know he behaved badly, nothing would change and that he won’t do away with his improper habits.

Be gentle and respectful. Don’t scare your pup! Your intimidating actions can turn later on into traumas and phobias. Permit him to feel safe and not frightened near you. Also, don’t punish your dog. Yelling, cursing or hitting doesn’t teach any dog of nearly every age the best way to behave well. Train your puppy; teach him exactly what a good behavior has been full respect to him. After all – you bought/adopt him as you love dogs!

Teach him what things to chew/eat. It is very important to teach your puppy what is meant to be chewed (like toys, snacks and dog food) and what’s not (there is an infinite number of examples). Make sure the puppy is supplied with lots of toys which might be chewable. Also ensure he doesn’t grab poop or anything he shouldn’t eat when you take him out to get a walk. Prevent such a habits to be able to make them go away down the road.

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