Bringing a puppy home is not easy and exciting as it seems. One should be able to spend time “training” the puppy to adapt to the home environment. The basic thing that one needs is to have sense and mentality to take care of a new puppy. Furthermore, it is necessary to understand that this is a domesticated animal with all its animal instincts, and not a child in a boarding school. So, patience is an ideal ally to train the puppy.
The first thing to get are “appliances” for the puppy, including a crate, bedding, chew toys, a nameplate with the owner’s phone number, and a sufficient supply of dog food. Also, there are many more accessories to help you raise a puppy. For example, there is a type of liquid that puppies find very repulsive. You can spray this liquid on items that you do not want the puppies to chew on. If you have sufficient financial resources, you can buy several similar items. But remember that none of these items can substitute for proper care of a new puppy.
The most embarrassing problem a puppy owner faces is when the puppy accidentally takes relief on new sofas and any other inconvenient place on an inconvenient occasion, such as the person throwing a party for friends. So the first step should be potty training. Make a schedule for the puppy’s activities, such as getting up, going to the bathroom, eating, and any other daily activities. It is up to the owner to make the puppy strictly adhere to the schedule. Feel free to provide mild punishments every time you get lost. Don’t be too understanding or proper care of the new puppy will go astray.
The next thing is to define spaces. If you do not want your puppy to enter a particular part of your house, avoid entering there at first. Punishes slightly if you try to enter. Small plastic or hard-wired doors are commercially available to lock the puppies. This training must be rigorous so that the puppy knows quickly where to enter and where not to go. Proper care of a new puppy involves encouraging him when he does something good and punishing him lightly when he does something wrong, in a way that the animal can understand.
Another important aspect of caring for a new puppy is keeping small items such as coins, pens, watches, and lighters out of the puppy’s reach. These animals tend to eat whatever they can get, especially when they are hungry. In addition, these animals should be periodically taken to a veterinarian.