Basic supplies: 1. Doggy bed and a exercise pen. 2. Small washable blanket 3. Newspaper or Wee-Wee pads 4. Food & water dishes 5 Eukanuba Small Breed Puppy dry Food AND caned AUTHORITY Puppy. 6. Nutri-cal 7. Brush & comb 8. Puppy Shampoo & conditioner, oatmeal or a hypoallergenic type. 9. Some kind of vitamins that good for coat & skin consult your vet. 10. Chew toys (not pig ears, rawhide bone) These supplies are basic recommendations based on our experience. It will be helpful to have these supplies ready at home before the day you pick him/her up. All of the supplies can be purchased any pet store near your home. |
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Your puppy might be nervous in new environment. Everything from sights, smells, people, etc. Are strange and very new to him/her. You have to allow new puppies to explorer the place and encourage him/her to play. Do not leave your puppy on a bed ,coach, or any place up off the floor unattended. They can brake very easy. You should have an exercise pen for her or him to stay in when you are away or busy. They do not need to much room, as they may get into things that may heart them or exhaust them selves running all over the home. Limited exercise for these T-Cup and Toy size babies. You do not want to over do it with them. Do not leave the puppy and a child unsupervised. Puppies are fragile. Do not pet the ears on your puppy. They are soft bone ( cartilage ) and will brake down. Become droopy. Keep the hair shaved off the ears so they stay up. This is mainly with the yorkie puppies. Do not take you new puppy out shopping at the pet store or other stores, to the park, friends house, for a walk ECT. He or She needs all the series of puppy shots done before it is safe to do all that fun stuff. When you speak to your new puppy, you need to speak quietly and calmly so he/she can be comfortable with your voice. He/she will soon be just fine and enjoying his/her new home. The puppy is used to sleeping with several brothers and sisters, so he/she might feel lonely and cry for first few couple for night. When the puppy cries out, simply touch his nose and tell him 'no' in a soft voice. The only thing you tell him when the new pup cries out is softly but firmly 'no'. Change of diet or environment may cause diarrhea. If the puppy gets diarrhea you have to see the vet that day, right away. All of our puppies are feed dry food Eukanuba small bread puppy food and Purina Pro Plan caned puppy food. However, if you plan to change the puppy's diet, wait until he or she is six months old, when their insides can handle it better. Do it gradually by mixing little of new food with the food they are used to eating for several days before switching entirely to the new food. 1/4 new food to 3/4 old food for the first week, 1/2 and 1/2 for the second week, 3/4 new food to 1/4 old food the third week. |
| FEEDING We usually feed Eukanuba Small Breed Puppy food, and Bill Jack Puppy mixed together half and half, along with canned Pro Plan Puppy food to our puppies. First place ½ of a cup of dry food in the bowl, then add about ¼ of a cup of warm water and wait till dry food is soaked, Or feed it to them dry. Then 3-4 tablespoons of canned food in a separate bowl. You need to feed this food every morning and night until he/she reaches 6 months (for toy and t-cup size puppies, you have to leave the food out at all times). Then at one year you can leave the food out all times or you can start feeding twise daily. The puppy need vitamin and calcium in his/her body when he/she is a baby. So you have to give Nutri-cal or Nutri-stat by mouth 2 times a day or as needed. Do not over do it. |
Always make sure your puppy is current on his/her vaccinations throughout his lifetime. A record of the vaccinations we have given, Will be on the bill of sale Consult your vet for all the de worming and shots they recommend. Do not give the Leptospira shot to puppies and dogs under 5 LBs. If ever your puppy is not his normal self, please DO NOT give vaccines or worm medicine at this condition. If he has loose stools without his diet being changed or if he just doesn’t seem right to you, please immediately call us first and take him to the vet. |
| Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) is a disorder that occurs mainly in toy breeds between 5 and 12 weeks of age. A hypoglycemia attack is often precipitated by stress and can occur without warning. It is a real threat to tiny puppies, watch for your puppy to become tired or droopy. The first signs are listlessness, depression, and muscular weakness. If your puppy has any symptoms of hypoglycemia, you must give Nutri-cal, Nutri-star, honey or syrup quickly. It will put the blood sugar level close to normal. You have to keep puppy in a warm place and don’t let it because chilled. You should be taken to the veterinarian at once. You have to watch out your new puppy be carefully. Few first day, they can get very sick if they stop eating. Keep dry food and water available at any time. Do not allow the puppy to overtire. Young Puppies, especially small breeds are vulnerable to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Hypoglycemia can potentially be fatal if not treated quickly! Factors that contribute to hypoglycemia are stress, excess exercise, exhaustion, heat, cold, and low calorie intake. The seller DOES NOT guarantee any puppy that suffers from hypoglycemia and/or dies. Becouse how the puppy is cared for, is out of my controle once it leaves my home. |
Crate Training Crate training is often the best choice - while learning while learning not to soil in the house, your puppy also learns to accept the crate as a safe, secure area. Dogs instinctively want a safe 'den' or resting area and usually learn not to soil it. A crate offers a perfect choice. Many crate-trained dogs will tend to be less anxious when kenneled for any reason?at the groomer, veterinarian, or boarding facility, because they are familiar with a crate or kennel environment. It is very important to choose a crate size and type that is appropriates for your pet and uses the crate properly. The goal is to train your puppy to soil only in a designed spot outside, in a litter box or a papered area. Paper or Litter Box Training Paper or litter box training is appropriate for small dogs that will not have regular access to the outdoors. Your puppy should immediately be taken to the designated area upon waking in the morning, and frequently throughout the day. Praise the puppy when he/she uses the area to pass wastes. Do not leave young puppies crated all day. Puppies 6-8 weeks old should be crated for no more than 4 hours at a time. As the puppy grows, crating time can gradually be lengthened to a maximum of 18-20 weeks of age. Immediately Clean up Accidents Immediately clean up accidents and use an odor remover. If you catch your puppy having an accident, take him/her immediately to the designated soil area. You may even need to leave a small amount of waste in the spot to help your puppy understand that this is his/her toilet area. Don't discipline the puppy if you find an accident after the fact. He/she will not understand what the scolding is for. Many good training materials exist to help you?books, videos, Professional trainers, and pet care associates. Paper training may be an acceptable a lternative for a small apartment dog whose person is not able to take him outside regularly. In this case, substitute papers (always in remote corner and always in the same, easily cleaned spot) for the outdoors and proceed as above. Consider putting the papers on the floor in the corner of an indoor exercise pen. A variety of pens that are easy to assemble and clean are available. You might also consider housebreaking pads, which have a scent that attracts puppies to urinate in your chose spot. |
| DEPOSITS ARE NONE REFUNDABLE. SO YOU NEED TO BE SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR PURCHASE. Puppies / dogs are guaranteed for a vet check, for a period of 48 hours, after their purchase. If the puppy / dog is fond to have a health problem buy a licence vet with in the 48 hour time period, you may return the dog / puppy for a full refund or exchange for a puppy / dog of equal value, if one is available at that time. There are no refunds or exchanges after the 48 hour period. If the dog / puppy has a congenital defect. I do not refund money. I will replace the puppy / dog, with one of equal value, when I have one available and Once a licenced vet and my licenced vet determines it to have a congenital defect. This is only up to one year after the sale of the dog / puppy. |
| WE DO SHIPPING WHEN THE PUPPIES ARE OLD ENOUGH. THIS COST IS 350.00 THE BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING COST. SHIPPING, SHIPPING CRATE, BED, HEALTH CERT AND RABIES SHOT. ECT.... |