Go Home Packet
At pick up you will receive a folder containing:
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Medical Report
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Microchip Information
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Trupanion Registration Information
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2 Week Puppy Schedule
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Copy of Contract
Medical Report
Your puppy's medical report will include the Vaccination and Deworming history.
2 Week Schedule
HIRE A TRAINER. We cannot stress enough how important it is to set your puppy and family up for success the moment the puppy comes home.
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We provide a schedule to help get you through the first 2 weeks after bringing home your puppy.
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Your puppy has been introduced to crate training. The key to crate training is consistency. Stick with it and be as clear as possible with the puppy. Remember, they don't understand English.
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Crate training is important because it sets the foundation of a well behaved dog. Not only does it keep him safe, he will learn independence and learn the proper toys to play with. Also, it makes potty training much easier!
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Key Crate Training Tips:
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In the beginning, your puppy WILL cry when they go into their crate. Have your sheet ready to pull down as soon as they start protesting.
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Keep a few toys and yack cheese in the crate.
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If the puppy doesn't stop crying after a few minuets, say "QUIET" in a deep momma dog voice. You can also slap the top of the crate. You need to be firm.
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It is normal to leave the sheet down every time they go in the crate the first few weeks. We want to be consistent.
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Do not take the puppy out of the crate if he is protesting. Only let him out if he has settled down. If he starts crying after he has been quiet, then he has to go potty.
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Do not talk to him while he is in the crate. Do not allow your children to stick their fingers in the crate. This taunts the puppy.