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1. Recommend your puppy to a safe and peaceful home. Avoid other pets for a while.Provide care and affection - dog instinct is a social animal not a living animal aloof. When you are about to grasp it, hold it with two hands close to your body, one hand on the back underneath it and one hand under the chest so that he feels safe when held. Provide a warm and clean bed of dust. Teach your child how how to keep and keep pets.
2. Your puppy needs a place for himself.
Give her a basket, a cage or a closed bed so she feels safe and secure. Add a pedestal like an old bed sheet or a towel in its place then be comfortable for your puppy.
3. Do not forget to also pay attention to the nutrition of your puppy. Newborn puppies receive nutrients entirely from their mother's milk during the first four weeks. After that, solid foods can be added gradually to the food until weaning is full about 6-8 weeks. Nutritional needs of puppies more demanding than adult dogs in the first few weeks, puppy weight will be doubled. During this crucial stage of formation, the puppy will use large amounts of energy for growth and play, but his stomach is still relatively small, so getting the best available nutrients is very important to him.
4. Choose also the right foods to give your puppy highly digestible, nutritious and 100% complete and balanced formula designed for growth. And because the growth ratios vary greatly in each race / breed. It is important to choose a formula that matches the size of your puppy's race.