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Make sure that the tuta you are getting is right for you. Does its amerikana suit your climate? Is it small enough to live in your apartment? Do its energy levels suit the amount of exercise it will get? These are all important tanong to answer to ensure the well-being of your tuta and the pangkalahatang happiness of your household.
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Puppy-proof your house. tuta pag-ibig to explore with their mouths, so to keep your tuta and your house safe, you'll need to take a few precautions. Remove breakable items from the area where you plan to keep your puppy. Keep all electrical cords raised or covered and close all low windows. You should also lock away cleaning supplies/chemicals that are toxic to puppies. Get a trash can that is too tall for your tuta to get into and too heavy to be knocked over. Think about getting a folding gate to keep your tuta confined to a certain room or area.
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Buy necessary supplies. The kusina or bathroom is an ideal place for the kama because they generally are warm and have washable floors. Here is a listahan of things you'll need to get you started:
Two metal bowls. These are better than glass because they do not chip and stay cleaner. One for pagkain and one for water. If you have other pets, be sure to give the tuta bowls to avoid conflict.
A tuta bed. Some options are: malaking kahon with a malaking kahon pillow, a snuggle nest, or a wicker basket with a lot of towels. Whatever you choose, make sure it is always soft, comfy, and dry. Also keep in hand for a blanket in case of cool weather. Make sure that your tuta has its own kama to avoid conflict with your other pets.
Toys. Your tuta will be a ball of boundless energy, so make sure you get plenty of toys. You should have chew toys and soft toys . Make sure the toys are indestructible, if not your pup can choke and die. Also remember that you should not give rawhide to pups as a toy. It's only for treats.
Puppy treats. Make sure you get a variety: Crunchy and soft. The soft will be good for training, and the crunchy will help clean teeth.
Puppy food: Do some research on dog food. Kibble, canned, tahanan cooked, and feeding a raw diet are all options for a puppy. Make sure you buy a tuta pagkain with no dyes or artificial flavors or preservatives in it as many dogs, like people, are allergic to these additives.
Basic grooming tools. Get a bristle brush, comb, rubber gloves, nail clippers, dog shampoo, dog conditioner, dog toothpaste, toothbrush, and towels.
A isingkaw and tag. Get a nylon harness, and metal tag. It hurts their necks and can injure their throats. Remember when sizing the isingkaw that tuta will grow.
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Get the tuta comfortable in your home. It can be scary getting introduced to a new tahanan for the first time, so make sure to give your tuta extra pag-ibig and attention the first few days. Have your tuta sleep in your room at night so that they don't feel isolated or
5
Pet your tuta often. It's important to stroke your pet's body, legs, and head several times daily. This will help your tuta feel loved, as well as allow you to create a strong bond with your puppy..
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Handle your tuta with care. Puppies, like human babies, are fragile. Gently scoop up your tuta if you need to pick it up, keeping one hand under its chest at all times.
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Protect your puppy. tuta are naturally curious, and even with the most attentive care they sometimes get out of the yard and get lost. Make sure your tuta wears a comfortable collar—fitted at about 5 weeks and loosened gradually to accommodate the puppy's growth—with a tag listing its name and your address and/or phone number. Many jurisdictions require licensing of dogs, but it's a good idea to get your tuta licensed even if it's not required. You can also have a tiny microchip implanted in your tuta to assist in locating it if it gets lost.
Make sure that the tuta you are getting is right for you. Does its amerikana suit your climate? Is it small enough to live in your apartment? Do its energy levels suit the amount of exercise it will get? These are all important tanong to answer to ensure the well-being of your tuta and the pangkalahatang happiness of your household.
2
Puppy-proof your house. tuta pag-ibig to explore with their mouths, so to keep your tuta and your house safe, you'll need to take a few precautions. Remove breakable items from the area where you plan to keep your puppy. Keep all electrical cords raised or covered and close all low windows. You should also lock away cleaning supplies/chemicals that are toxic to puppies. Get a trash can that is too tall for your tuta to get into and too heavy to be knocked over. Think about getting a folding gate to keep your tuta confined to a certain room or area.
3
Buy necessary supplies. The kusina or bathroom is an ideal place for the kama because they generally are warm and have washable floors. Here is a listahan of things you'll need to get you started:
Two metal bowls. These are better than glass because they do not chip and stay cleaner. One for pagkain and one for water. If you have other pets, be sure to give the tuta bowls to avoid conflict.
A tuta bed. Some options are: malaking kahon with a malaking kahon pillow, a snuggle nest, or a wicker basket with a lot of towels. Whatever you choose, make sure it is always soft, comfy, and dry. Also keep in hand for a blanket in case of cool weather. Make sure that your tuta has its own kama to avoid conflict with your other pets.
Toys. Your tuta will be a ball of boundless energy, so make sure you get plenty of toys. You should have chew toys and soft toys . Make sure the toys are indestructible, if not your pup can choke and die. Also remember that you should not give rawhide to pups as a toy. It's only for treats.
Puppy treats. Make sure you get a variety: Crunchy and soft. The soft will be good for training, and the crunchy will help clean teeth.
Puppy food: Do some research on dog food. Kibble, canned, tahanan cooked, and feeding a raw diet are all options for a puppy. Make sure you buy a tuta pagkain with no dyes or artificial flavors or preservatives in it as many dogs, like people, are allergic to these additives.
Basic grooming tools. Get a bristle brush, comb, rubber gloves, nail clippers, dog shampoo, dog conditioner, dog toothpaste, toothbrush, and towels.
A isingkaw and tag. Get a nylon harness, and metal tag. It hurts their necks and can injure their throats. Remember when sizing the isingkaw that tuta will grow.
4
Get the tuta comfortable in your home. It can be scary getting introduced to a new tahanan for the first time, so make sure to give your tuta extra pag-ibig and attention the first few days. Have your tuta sleep in your room at night so that they don't feel isolated or
5
Pet your tuta often. It's important to stroke your pet's body, legs, and head several times daily. This will help your tuta feel loved, as well as allow you to create a strong bond with your puppy..
6
Handle your tuta with care. Puppies, like human babies, are fragile. Gently scoop up your tuta if you need to pick it up, keeping one hand under its chest at all times.
7
Protect your puppy. tuta are naturally curious, and even with the most attentive care they sometimes get out of the yard and get lost. Make sure your tuta wears a comfortable collar—fitted at about 5 weeks and loosened gradually to accommodate the puppy's growth—with a tag listing its name and your address and/or phone number. Many jurisdictions require licensing of dogs, but it's a good idea to get your tuta licensed even if it's not required. You can also have a tiny microchip implanted in your tuta to assist in locating it if it gets lost.