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What should you not do when raising a puppy?

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What should you not do when raising a puppy?

DO NOT

  1. Mistreat your puppy by shouting, hitting, or jerking on your puppy’s leash.
  2. Call your puppy to you to reprimand it.
  3. Allow your puppy to chase objects like cars, bikes, or skateboards.
  4. Allow your puppy to chase other dogs, cats, or other animals.
  5. Confine your puppy for long periods of time during the day.

How do you raise a puppy step by step?

Steps to Raising a Puppy

  1. Commit to all the pros/cons of having a dog (see above)
  2. Save some money. You’ll need upfront cost to buy the dog, pay for vet bills, and supplies (probably $1000-1500 the first year)
  3. Pick a Breed.
  4. Find a Dog.
  5. Get Ready.
  6. Care for Your Dog.
  7. Training & Socialization.
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What is the most important thing for a puppy?

Most important items include a leash and collar with identification, food and water bowls, and chew toys. You should also get a comfortable dog bed and, preferably, a crate or kennel. Some of these items can last as your puppy ages but many of them will need to be replaced as your puppy grows.

What new puppy owners should know?

The Best Tips for New Puppy Owners

  • Invest in Good Quality Puppy Equipment.
  • Read Up On Training Books for Puppies.
  • Crate and Kennel Training for Puppies.
  • Create Puppy-Safe Rooms.
  • Create a Daily Routine for Your New Puppy.
  • Practice Potty Training Your Puppy.
  • Enroll in Puppy Training Classes.
  • Correct Behavioral Problems Early On.

Why is raising a puppy so hard?

But that exactly why life is so hard for those raising the pup. New puppy owners live in a world of chaos. Pups need to be socialized and taught to sit, stay and to not bite other creatures with a pulse. The whole process can leave puppy parents exhausted, cranky and questioning their decisions.

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What’s the first thing to teach a puppy?

The first method is called capturing. Stand in front of your puppy holding some of his dog food or treats. Wait for him to sit – say “yes” and give him a treat. Then step backwards or sideways to encourage him to stand and wait for him to sit.

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