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Below are items that will get you and your puppy off on the right paws!

Collar and Harness:

The harness can be used for discouraging pulling when attached to the front or for exercise when attached to the back. A leash can be attached to both the front and back of the harness or just the front or the back. Test to see which works best for you and your dog!

Stop the pulling! Attaching your leash to the martingale loop on the back will allow your dog to walk in a straight line without twisting or straining, while also discouraging pulling by gently tightening around the chest.  The Freedom Harness features a ring on the front of the chest as an additional control point which allows you “steer” your dog and redirect his or her attention which makes leash training easier.  Using a double-ended leash allows you to connect to the front and back of the freedom harness simultaneously, which can give you another level of control.

Grooming:

It is important that you spend time grooming your puppy each week. Grooming your puppy will keep their coat clean and it will also get your puppy used to being handled.  At a minimum you will want the following grooming tools.

Toys:

 Kong toys allow you to stuff them with peanut butter, cheese or other tasty treats. You can also toss them in the freezer.  Remember to offer your puppy a Kong toy filled with a treat when you place them in their crate. This will teach your pup to love the crate.

Crate:

This Midwest Double Door crate is perfect with the divider because it is economical and practical, and you can access it from the side or the front.

When your puppy is young you will want to use the divider.  Be sure your puppy will have enough room to lie down and turn around.  Within a few weeks your puppies divider will need to be adjusted, don't forget to do so.

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Pet bed:

Kuranda pet beds are fantastic, they are easy to clean and are chew proof.  Guaranteed to stand up to repeated cleaning. .Uses stainless steel fasteners for strength and are corrosion resistant.

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Treats:

Treats are an essential tool for training your puppy.  We use the 3 brands below for positive reinforcement clicker training.

Supplements:

Salmon oil will provide the essential fatty acid DHA to your puppy’s diet. DHA helps in brain development, cellular function. AVN's ProBalance® Canine Wellness Formula differs from other popular multivitamin-mineral supplements because it includes an array of amino acids and important nutrients, like taurine, that often are lacking from commercial dog food and homemade diets. We also use Geneflora  which helps maintain proper gut flora and a healthy intestinal tract.

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