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While many of them wouldn’t be bothered with a hard surface as long as this one is warm enough, there are others who prefer having a blanket or a carpet to lie down on. Puppies for that matter would like to have a place that allows them to snuggle in conferring the feeling of safety and warmth. Many owners choose a basket type bed for their puppies, although there are as well other options.

But choosing a basket or a crate might not be a good idea for puppies that are not in the habit of urinating and pooping in the specific places. So, unless he is potty trained, it can be hard to use him with one of these, otherwise you might end up changing all the time the wet rugs with dry ones. Other owners prefer fixing a large cardboard to keep the puppy within but this one can be too high for the puppy to crawl out of it. However it can be a good idea while the puppy is too small and in the meanwhile have some newspapers placed at the other side of the box where he can instinctively go and urinate.

But when the time has come to choose a bed for your puppy you should consider the size of the bed should be large enough being guided of course by the size that your puppy will have when reaching maturity. For puppies and small breed of dogs, having a basket with a blanket to snuggle in can be a good idea.

As to the larger breeds there is the need of larger baskets but consider also that they like to stretch their body upon waking up, so have this in mind when choosing the size. Have the inside of the basket warmed up by a blanket or a pillow that has a case that can be washed every once in a while. The breed with short hair is happy enough with a pillow or pad made of suede material, while for the breed with long hair, a pad of canvas or cotton works the best.

As to the place where the puppy bed should be fixed, a corner in the kitchen or bathroom can be perfect provided that your puppy was house trained. Both of these places are warm areas within your house during the day and night, not to mention that the floor in these places is washable and easy to maintain clean in case of an accident but also to remove any hairs.

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Vaccines

These days, many are worried about potentially over-vaccinating their pets. If you’re worried about the potential risks of vaccines, reduce your anxiety by learning which inoculations are vital and which are less so. While you may be able to do without certain types of vaccines depending on where you live, others are critical to the long-term survival and general health of your puppy. Called “core vaccines,” these inoculations prevent some of the more common and deadly illnesses that affect young dogs. If you opt against every other vaccine, be sure to get the distemper, parvovirus, rabies and adenovirus type 2 vaccinations. Failure to do so may lead to severe illness and potential death.

Neuter/Spay

Most everyone knows that these procedures are critical to helping control the pet population; however, many are surprised to learn that they can actually help prevent premature death and encourage better long-term behavior throughout the duration of his or her life. When it comes to spaying and neutering, timing is everything. Each procedure should be performed at around the age of five months If male puppies are neutered prior to reaching puberty, they are prone to exhibit better behavior and less aggression. They will also abstain from urine marking and are much easier to train. Female puppies that are spayed prior to reaching puberty are 2,000 times less prone to breast cancer and other potential health problems associated with pregnancy and birth.

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