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Move them onto adult dog food as they get bigger and their dietary needs change.īy keeping experiences positive from day one, you'll help your puppy grow into a confident adult dog, making life more enjoyable for you both.Provides a loose collection of jawbones, and a spare vertebrae.

Move onto more advanced dog training classes if your puppy is ready to progress.

Speak to your vet if you have any concerns about your puppy and ask them about neutering if you haven't already.

Puppies are still learning at this age, so continue reward-based training and keep all experiences positive. If your puppy is crate trained, let them use it as a safe haven.Ħ months onwards - further dog training and neutering

Let them rest regularly - growing and learning is tiring, so let them rest regularly and keep training sessions short and fun.

Understand what they like - knowing what your puppy likes (such as their favourite food or toys) can motivate them during training.

Take them to puppy classes - good puppy classes are a great way to boost their confidence and learn basic training.

Socialise your pup outside once they're fully vaccinated.

While you're at the vet, ask them about worming, flea treatment and neutering. Your puppy can have their second vaccinations around now.

Continue puppy toilet training by rewarding them when they go outside.ġ2 weeks onwards - puppy training and socialisation.

Feed them the same puppy food as they had before and keep the same routine with small, regular meals.

Establish a consistent routine and rules - reward good behaviour and ignore bad behaviour.

Begin to leave them alone for short periods to prevent separation-related behaviour.

Gradually introduce them to other experiences, such as the car, grooming, being handled and having their ears, eyes and other body parts checked.

Carrying them around outside to introduce them to new people, sights and sounds.

Introducing them to other pets - let them meet other healthy, fully vaccinated dogs and cats.

Your puppy isn't fully vaccinated yet, but it's important to continue socialisation by giving your puppy positive experiences like:

This is an important time for your puppy, as what they learn and experience now will shape their future behaviour. Organising puppy classes - these can get booked up, so find a class and sign up once you know you're getting a puppy.Finding a vet - use our link to find your local vet.Removing anything poisonous or that you don't want them chewing.Taking a blanket from the puppy's first home - bring this back with you so they have something familiar and comfortable to snuggle in.Providing somewhere for them to rest: provide a crate, hiding places and/or cosy bed in a quiet, draught-free place where your puppy can rest undisturbed.Creating space and buying toys: you'll need to provide space for your puppy to play, and toys to keep them occupied.Started socialising them by introducing them to new situations and peopleīefore bringing them home, you'll need to prepare for your new puppy's arrival by:.Organising their first puppy vaccination.Wherever your puppy came from, the previous owner should have done a few things, including:

Up to 8 weeks - before you bring your puppy home Our guide to puppy care will help you give your puppy the best start in life and avoid any potential problems later on. Buying a puppy and bringing them home is exciting and a bit daunting, but should be lots of fun for you both!