There are many of things you will need to take care of during the first few days and weeks with your new puppy, from vet visits to just getting to know your newest family member. These tips will help you create a more comfortable and manageable life with your new friend.

Training should be an integral part of a dog’s life. Training starts the moment a puppy is born.

Creating a good bond, or relationship, with your dog requires that you consistently take the right actions. It is work; it is a labor of love.

There is so much to say and so much has been said or written about canine nutrition. What can a person believe? How can a person make a good decision when it comes to feeding their dog?

During the first week puppies spend 90% of their time sleeping and 10% eating. Their body temperature at birth is around 94 – 97 degrees. They are not able to regulate their own body temperature so they depend on their mother for warmth.

The most wonderful tool available for helping you train your puppy is a crate. Think of it as your puppy’s safe haven and den, a place where you can know with complete certainty that he feels safe. After all Canines are den animals.

The Poodle is a very high maintenance breed, but the cost of grooming is a small price to pay for canine companionship that is without equal.

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