Are You A New Puppy Parent Here’s What You Need To Know

Are You A New Puppy Parent? Here’s What You Need To Know

You’ve just brought a new family member to your home, and you couldn’t be more excited! You are now the proud owner of a sweet, little puppy. You’ve never had a puppy before, so you’re a little nervous and feeling sort of lost. This is normal, and we’re here to help!

A puppy can be overwhelming at first, but with some good training and perseverance, your little furball will quickly settle into the daily routines of your home. Puppy training is all part of good dog health and being the perfect dog parent.

Crate Training Is An Excellent Tool For Dog Health & Your Sanity

Crate training your puppy takes advantage of the dog’s natural instincts to seek out a comfortable, quiet, and safe place when the environment around them becomes too loud or overwhelming. It’s an important tool in preventing dogs from chewing on items in the home or during housetraining. Crates are also a safe way to transport your dog in the car

Never leave your puppies under the age of 6 months old crated for longer than 3 to 4 hours max. Their bladders and bowels cannot handle longer than that. Think of the crate as your dog’s room. We all enjoy spending time in our room, but we don’t want to be there all day long, and neither does your puppy.

Teaching Your Puppy Basic Commands

It’s best to begin teaching your puppy to obey your commands right away. This is very important for your dog’s health because not obeying their master’s commands can get them hit by a car or put into other dangerous situations. When teaching your puppy commands, always give them a small reward or, at the very least, loads of affirmation when they obey.

Doggie Daycare & Boarding Can Help Train Your Puppy

Sometimes, you need a little extra help training your puppy, and we at All Star Pet Resort can help you do just that. Boarding and daycare give your puppy a chance to work with professional trainers as well as watch the example of older, well-behaved dogs.

Get a Reliable Vet

Immediately after your pup settles in, you should visit the vet. During your first visit, you will know of any illnesses, existing conditions, and how to safeguard your pet’s well-being. You can ask puppy daycare attendants, dog shelters, or fellow dog parents for vets they swear by. At this point, you should also ask for advice on pest control, vaccination, spaying, or neutering.

Observe a Routine

Now that your dog is familiar with your home and family members, it is time to establish a routine and stick to it. A well-thought-out schedule will ease discipline into your pup’s lifestyle. Teaching your dog commands and tricks goes a long way. Once your puppy gets to 4-6 months, book training and obedience classes to enhance your bond, impress guests, and keep your pet safe in dangerous situations.

Dog Health Is All-Star Pet Resort’s Top Priority

We at All Star Pet Resort want to help you train your furry family member. We can do this through our doggy daycare and boarding servicesContact us today for more information. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook!

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