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A new puppy is BIG responsibility. They depend completely on it's new owner for everything.

This page is dedicated to help new Puppy parents. This should help you get ready for your new

baby's arrival. If you have any questions please feel free to email me or give me a call.

First and foremost TLC. They are socialized from day 1! We are very hands on

during the birthing of our little ones. Our babies are handled and loved each and

every day. When they are put in your arms, they are totally socialized and used to

hugs and kisses.

1.One of the following registration applications AKC, APRI, ACA, CKC

2. His/Her Pedigree or Application for their pedigree

3. Their record of current vaccinations & worming's.....Your puppy's first vet visit is as early as

2-3 days of age. They have a mini checkup Each baby is de-wormed several times before it

leaves for it's new home. We guarantee that, at the time they leave our care, our puppies are

free of fleas, ticks, & infectious diseases. Your new puppy may not have had all their required

vaccinations yet, and must never be exposed to other unvaccinated pets until your vaccinations

 are finished at 16 weeks of age.

4. A health certificate from our veterinarian.....Our puppies get a comprehensive physical from

our veterinarian. Between 6-8 weeks of age, each puppy is seen by our veterinarian. Our

veterinarian checks for any sign of genetic defects. We guarantee that, at the time they leave

our care, our puppies are free of any obvious genetic defects, and that our vet found no genetic

 defects during his examination.

5. A 5 year replacement Warranty for life-threatening genetic disorders against genetic HEART,

 KIDNEY AND LIVER Failure

Verified by your veterinarian & confirmed by our veterinarian. 

Our puppies are checked by our veterinarian before they leave for their new homes.

6. Mircochiped All puppies will be micro chipped for your security and theirs.

7. If your puppy is transported by air, you will receive a carrier, and water bottle, blanket, Toy

8. Puppy Training CD

1. Food & Water Dishes Stainless steel dishes are more sanitary than ceramic dishes.

2. Harness & Leash NEVER use a collar to lead a toy dog. They can cause serious trachea

problems.

3. Safe, appropriate toys. As a general rule, if the toy can fit comfortably in a baby's mouth, it

is too small. I do not recommend Greenies. I have read of dogs dieing due to intestinal blockage

 caused by Greenies. When using rawhide supervise your dog carefully to prevent choking.

4. Baby Play Pen or Wire dog Crate Your puppy is accustomed to staying in a baby play pen/play

 yard. One side has their bedding & the other has their potty area. If you decide on buying a crate

 select one big enough to accommodate a sleep area & a potty area. Don't feel bad about putting

your puppy in a crate or play pen. It is essential for their safety as well their training. Puppies need

 structure, especially when entering a new environment. Your puppy needs their own area where

they can rest. Puppy shouldn't be played with more than 15 minutes per hour.

5. High Quality Puppy Food I like Wellness for my adult dogs. The information Here is what I feed

( Lamb, Menhaden Fish Meal, Oatmeal, Ground Barley, Ground Brown Rice, Rice Bran

(from brown rice), Rye Flour, Canola Oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols, a natural source of

 vitamin E), Salmon Meal, Tomatoes (natural source of lycopene), Ground Millet, Natural Lamb

Flavor, Carrots, Apples, Spinach, Blueberries, Sweet Potatoes, Flaxseed, Potassium Chloride,

Dicalcium Phosphate, Calcium Carbonate. Old  Mother Hubbard uses ethoxyquin-free meat

sources.) I also give it as treats. Puppies need to eat about ever 3 hours. Even if it is only a small

amount. Be sure to  read our Hypoglycemia information on the warrantee page.

6. Grooming Supplies Brushes, combs, & doggie toenail chippers. Shampoo & conditioner...

7. Potty Training Aids I like the washable cloth pee pads. I get them off of ebay. Some people like

 the throw away ones. You can get those at Wal-Mart.

8. Health Supplements Every person that owns a toy breed dog should have a tube of Nutri-Cal

on hand at all times. I recommend giving Nurti-Cal 2 to 3 times a day for the first week. During

high stress situations give your baby a drop the size of a peanut. Stressful situations could

include being around new people, long car rides, airplane flights, vet visits, being left alone while

you go to work, vaccinations, & ect. People with teacup babies need to also have Nutri-Drops on

hand also. This stuff is amazing!!! If your baby is acting a little dingy & you think it might be

having a Hypoglycemia episode give it a little squirt of Nutri-Drops & wait to see what happens.

They usually come out of it pretty quick, but watch them to be sure they do not need to go to the

vet. If they don't with 5 minutes get in the car & GO TO THE VET!!!  Be sure to read our

Hypoglycemia Information on our warrantee page.

9. Distilled Water The chemicals in water differ from city to city. These chemical can cause your

little puppy's tummy to become upset. For this reason I recommend purchasing a gallon of distilled

 water. When you have used half of the bottle fill it back up with your water. Repeat this again

 when you have used half of the bottle. By the time your puppy finishes drinking the bottle of

water it will be adjusted to your water.

10. Heating Pad Place a heating pad on LOW under half of your baby's bed. Tinies have a

problem staying warm because of their low body fat.

11. Yogurt Yogurt helps soothe little stomachs after stressful situations like flying. Our vet

recommends a tablespoon full a day for a week or two. My babies seem to prefer vanilla flavored.

 Remember NEVER give anything with artificial sweeteners.

12. Order your vitamins. You can only get then from NuVet The order line phone number is:

1-800-474-7044. Your order code is # 44856. The order line hours are 8am-6pm Pacific time.

NuVet Labs

1. Call the airport prior to your puppy's arrival date to get directions to where you will pick your

 puppy up. Some airports you will pick up the main terminal & in other airports in the cargo facility..

2. Arrive at the airport at least 15 minutes early. The person name who's name the puppy is

registered under needs to have a picture ID to pick the puppy up. Also have your flight

conformation number with you.

3. When you receive your puppy take it out of its pet carrier. Give him or her a big hug.

Give him or her a thumb nail full of Nutri-Cal. Nutri-Cal is a calorie supplement that will keep their

blood sugar up as well as boosting their appetite. Nutri-Cal can be purchased at most vet offices

 or pet stores. Be sure to read our Hypoglycemia information on the warrantee page.

4. Use your wet wipes to clean your puppy up & add newspaper or a pee pad to pet carrier, if

 needed. Puppies are clean when they leave, but they are babies & accidents do happen.

5. Give your baby some pieces of the Natural Balance Roll & distilled water.

6.  Call me to let me know how everything is going.

7. Go home & start a wonderful life with your new companion!

-Chocolate

-Onions and Garlic

-Macadamia nuts

-Pear pips, the kernels of plums, peaches and apricots, apple core pips

(contain cyanogenic glycosides resulting in cyanide poisoning)

-Potato peelings and green looking potatoes

-Rhubarb leaves

-Mouldy/spoiled foods

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