Puppy proofing house

As a new pet parent, you're likely wondering how to puppy proof your house. That's a great question, and we have all the answers!

Puppy proofing your home is an important step in preparing for your new puppy. Join us as we review 10 items or areas that can be a hazard to your puppy

The first 48 hours with a new puppy can be challenging. These tips will help you make the transition home for your new puppy easier.

House Training is #1 on my list when bringing home a new puppy. After 10 years raising service dog pups I have a fool proof way for potty training a puppy.

Prior to getting your puppy make sure your puppy proof your house and yard. Remove all things the puppy will want to chew on, including but not limited to picking up shoes/ loose clothing articles in a basket up on a shelf where they cannot reach. Removing nice area rugs they could chew on. Cover dangerous or exposed cables and wires to avoid electrocution and electrical sockets should be covered.

The key is puppy proofing your home. Create an environment that suits the needs of the new dog so they aren’t tempted by things they shouldn’t be getting into. Follow these tips from Mr. Handyman and you won’t need as many home repairs.

The first step to puppy-proofing your house is to remove any and all hazards from your home. This includes things like electrical cords, poisonous plants,

How to keep a tidy and clean house when you have a dog. Cleaning tips, tricks and ideas for pet owners trying to dog proof and puppy proofing a home. Things you need to know before you bring home a new puppy!

This ultimate puppy checklist includes all the essential things you will need for your new puppy. When bring home a puppy for the first time, you will want to be prepared. Click on the image to not only download this checklist but to also get tips on how to puppy proof your home. You will also find my personal recommendations on each product that I have mentioned on this list. #puppy #checklist

To Train Up A Dog - Alli Rust on Instagram: "Leave it like a boss! Why I don’t recommend puppy proofing your house. Part 4 on your first week with a new puppy"