Sentences with phrase «items out of the puppy»

• Tape loose electrical cords to baseboards • Store household chemicals and other hazardous items out of your puppy's reach • Remove plants and rugs • Remove or repair «wobbly» furniture • Block puppy's access to the back of television cabinets, computer desks, wall units and other furniture • Install gates • Set up the playpen When you think you have completely puppy - proofed your home, lie on the floor and look around once more from a puppy's - eye - view to be sure.

Most items tend to smell like you — such as worn socks — so keeping these items out of puppy mouth - reach is important.

Avoid games like tug of war or games that involve taking items out of the puppy's mouth, as this can lead to biting and start bad habits.

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Also included is a rope bone toy made out of part of your puppy's baby blanket along with a stuffed animal (a bear, elephant or froggie friend) what I love about these special toys is that your puppy will cherish these two items, sometimes years later my puppy people send photos of their puppies and that toy from their first home.

It's also a great way to make sure that possible items that may make appealing teething rings and chew toys are put away out of puppy's reach.

Other items that jump out at me: puppies are from «champion lineage,» «do not leave the house until they are 8 weeks of age,» and the box on «show potential» is checked.

Rotate appropriate chew items in and out of circulation for your puppy.

In the meantime, be sure to keep all nicotine containing items out of your dog's reach, including cigarette butts, which puppies particularly will often pick up to investigate, and which contain high levels of nasty toxins.

Move items you do not want the puppy to get out of its reach - cover all power cords, remove pens / pencils, plants (many are poisonous), books, etc..

To discourage your puppy from chewing, you first need to figure out why he's doing it, then provide him with proper chewing items, plenty of exercise and lots of supervision.

Be sure hazardous items like marbles, wires, rocks, and any type of harmful plants are far out of the puppy's way.

The best tactic to protect your hands, furniture and clothing (which puppies are notorious for chewing) is to make sure those items are located off the ground and out of reach while providing easy access his chew toys instead.

Since you also want to avoid having to wrestle your decorations out of a puppy's mouth, keep small items in a china closet or other enclosed area.