Raising a puppy can be an exciting, fun and challenging time. Caring for a little eight week old bundle is also a very important time. The things your puppy learns during this time of his or her life is so critical in how its temperament is shaped.Between the age of eight and fourteen weeks, is a crucial time to ensure they are socialised to as many things as possible. Here are some ideas to get you started In and out of the car Lots of puppies get car sick or even worse are fearful of going in the car. Getting your puppy used to getting in and out of your car, is a great way to reduce any …
Backyard Safety Mini Checklist
We usually make sure the house is puppy proofed but what about our backyards? Here's a mini checklist: Make sure any escape routes out of the yard are blocked off A fence or cover for pools and ponds Garden sheds or garages closed (if you don't want your puppy to access it) Make sure no garden chemicals and tools are lying around Make sure you have no toxic plants in the yard Article Written by Suzanna - PuppyPages …
New Puppy Care For Children
When a new puppy is added to the family, everyone can chip in and help raise the new family member. This includes the smallest of children. It's important to give children a chore or task related to helping ensure the new puppy's needs are met; this makes the child feel like part of the puppy raising process, and avoids jealousy. Feeding Children can put out food and water for the new puppy. It's important to show a child exactly how much food to put out, so the puppy gets enough to eat without getting overstuffed. Older children can also help clean food and water dishes. Potty …