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Tips on Caring for your new Puppy!
So, you're getting a new puppy! A new puppy is exciting, but there is a lot of responsibility to owning one. Puppies need a lot of special care, training and understanding. Your puppy will have been to the vet at 8 weeks old for it's first shots. You will need to take your puppy to the vet two more times to finish the inoculations. The puppy will need to go again at 12 weeks old, and a final time at 16 weeks. After that, your dog should only need a check up once a year.
When you take your pup home, you will also get a starter kit containing: our two year written health guarantee, a Purina comprehensive puppy care guide, health record, Purina brand puppy food coupon, puppy food sample bag, and space for breed-specific information, photos and pedigree. We also encourage you to join Purina's complete Puppy Care site. This site provides you with compete information on caring for your puppy, including free instructional videos. This site can help with training, housebreaking, and caring for your new puppy. It is very helpful, and totally free. Plus you can get puppy food coupons!
Your puppy will also come with AKC registration papers. We encourage you to fill out these papers and send them in shortly after adopting your dog. We also encourage you to learn more about the AKC by browsing their website: akc.org. While you are at the AKC's website, be sure to check out the information they provide on Labrador Retrievers.
When you take your pup home, you will also get a starter kit containing: our two year written health guarantee, a Purina comprehensive puppy care guide, health record, Purina brand puppy food coupon, puppy food sample bag, and space for breed-specific information, photos and pedigree. We also encourage you to join Purina's complete Puppy Care site. This site provides you with compete information on caring for your puppy, including free instructional videos. This site can help with training, housebreaking, and caring for your new puppy. It is very helpful, and totally free. Plus you can get puppy food coupons!
Your puppy will also come with AKC registration papers. We encourage you to fill out these papers and send them in shortly after adopting your dog. We also encourage you to learn more about the AKC by browsing their website: akc.org. While you are at the AKC's website, be sure to check out the information they provide on Labrador Retrievers.
