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Raising Your Puppy

Once your puppy has been born:

  • Think about if you would like to pick up your puppy or have them delivered.
  • We release puppies to their forever homes at 8 weeks. If you plan on picking them up, this is a great time to start looking for flights so they are less expensive.
  • At the time your puppy turns about 4 weeks old is a perfect time to start preparing, by making sure you have their food, probiotics, a crate, and other essentials. That way anything that needs to be shipped will arrive in time.
  • ​When puppies turn 6 weeks is a perfect time to call your local vet and schedule your puppy's first vet visit.

These four steps make pick-up day or delivery go incredibly smooth.

Puppies go home with:

  • A record of their vet visits
  • Copies of both parents health testing
  • Appropriately vaccinated (never Lepto)
  • Microchipped
  • Dewormed

Some Go Home Tips:

 

What to expect within the first few weeks of bringing your new puppy home?​ Remember that this is a big transition for your new puppy so these are tips to help you make that transition as smooth as possible for you and the puppy. ​ There will be some time where there may be irregular eating and pooping patterns as your puppy gets acclimated to its new environment and schedule in your home. The best thing to do is to make things as normal as possible so your new puppy can learn and adjust to your schedule/home.

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  • Remember that your new puppy is young and can still be susceptible to a number of things. We do not recommend taking them off of your property until after 12-week vaccinations and, even then, avoid things like dog parks, the floor of any vet office, the floor at the pet store, and any dog common areas where you don't know others vaccine history until your puppy is fully vaccinated.

This has less to do with your dog and more to do with eliminating potential contact with dogs who have not been properly cared for. Once you do take them out, be sure to monitor the situation and environment. ​​

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