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Introduce your puppy to immediate family but try to keep guests to a minimum so your puppy is not confused about who to bond with.
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Keep things slow and simple to help minimize confusion for your puppy.
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Do not take your new puppy out and about for at least the first week. Let the puppy settle in to his/her new surroundings. (Exception: Your required vet visit.)
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DO go to your vet for the initial exam as required under your guarantee. (Take along your puppy's vaccination record.)
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Give your puppy distilled water and gradually add your tap water until he/she gets accustomed to your water.
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Your puppy will require lots of rest time as he/she is a growing baby. Schedule rest times, do not wait until your puppy is worn out.
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Keep puppy free of drafty environments. Be mindful of the temperature and keep it set at a comfortable setting.
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Your bulldog puppy is just a baby and will need much attention. Lovey-dovey cuddling, lots of rest and the best puppy food are the key ingredients you can provide.
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Acclimate you puppy very slowly. This is a major life change for your puppy. You will want to mold him/her to fit your lifestyle.
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Let him/her explore and check out his new surroundings but always supervise.
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We feed Purina Puppy products. Use the same food or gradually change his/her diet if you wish to feed a different brand.
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In some areas, vet care can be very expensive. Pet health insurance is a great value and well worth having when the unexpected happens. But hopefully it won't.
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Many pet insurances have wellness plans available. Shop around on the internet for a plan to suit your needs. Try www.petinsurance.com
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Register your AKC puppy and receive a 60 day trial insurance plan. For more information go to www.akcphp.com
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Help control the unwanted pet population and protect your pet's health further by having them spayed or neutered. Leave breeding to the professionals who dedicate their lives to the betterment of the breed.
