Rapport
- Your veterinarian should be someone you're comfortable with
since a poppy best health insurance is a good relationship between
his owner and his veterinarian.
Facilities
- Are they clean? Is the staff caring and helpful? Do the office
hours work with your schedule? How do they provide for emergency
care during office hours? You'll want to know these answers before
making your final selection.
Location
- Traveling with a sick or injured puppy can be stressful A location
that is convenient for you can be a real advantage for you and
your puppy.
Emergency Care Facilities
- You'll want to be sure the veterinarian you choose has made
provisions for emergency care, if not at his/her own facilities,
at a location that you'll find convenient in an emergency situation.
Nutrition.
Puppies start to nibble on moistened sold food at three to four
weeks of age but are typically not ready for weaning until six
to eight weeks. During weaning, feed moistened puppy food. (1
part water to 3 parts puppy food). Make sure plenty of freshwater
is available.
Behavior & Training.
This is one of the most exciting times in a puppies development.
He is ready to learn and eager to please. With the proper guidance
your puppy will grow from an inquisitive little ball of fur into
an ideal companion. The ideal time to bring your puppy home is
between 9 and 12 weeks since it is during this time that the
pecking order is established among litter mates. When your puppy
becomes a member of your family, in his view you become his new
pack. Remember, there can only be one leader in a pack, and in
your home you must be the leader! It's a step by step process,
and it begins as you prepare to walk through the door with your
new puppy.
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