Some puppies will eat anything and everything. They will gulp down dog food like there is no tomorrow. Other pups are finicky eaters. They fuss and play with their food. Most are more interested in what you are eating. Yet, whatever their taste in food and no matter how bizarre their eating habits are, all puppies require the same basic nutrition. It is up to you to create your Puppy’s Meal Plan. Feeding your puppy the right amount can help them grow and develop healthily! But with so many different ages of puppies to consider, you may be wondering exactly how much to give them.

Many people believe that putting a dog in a crate is cruel, but that’s certainly not the case. Believe it or not, a dog’s crate can become its den—a place where they feel safe and enjoy spending time. While a crate is a helpful tool for many owners, it is possible to use it improperly. As long as you don’t use the crate as a punishment or leave them in there too long, there’s nothing wrong with crating your pup. Consider these important reasons to crate-train your puppy.

There is much to understand in terms of caring for your Havanese puppy, including everything from their history to their grooming. The Havanese were not bred in the United States until about the 1970s and it wasn't until 1991 that the AKC recognized them. While the Havanese do make great show dogs, they are also wonderful house pets, ready to love and please the people around them.

Congratulations on the new addition to your family! It is usually an exciting time for a household bringing home a new puppy dog. But it may also mean the start of a stressful, sleepless time for the family. This stress can be lessened by taking the time to properly prep your home for the new arrival. The key is to do an intensive job of this before you bring puppy home. Naturally there are always things puppy will get into that are trickier to anticipate, but here are some pointers that will stop most accidents in your home.

The day you get your new puppy from the breeder and bring him home has finally arrived. As exciting as it is for you however, keep in mind that it can be a bit scary for your new puppy to leave the only home he has ever known. Therefore, it is necessary to do some prep work before bringing your puppy home so you can make sure that he feels safe and secure immediately.

Bringing a puppy into your life is one of the best decisions you can make. If you choose the right breed of dog for your lifestyle and life circumstances, you will have so much fun and get to experience so many benefits.