It's been a while since I've had a puppy so I want to make sure I have everything
Crate
chew toys
play toys
dog bowls
leash&collar
Food&supplement

Am I forgetting anything?

Your breeder might give you all that you listed besides the crate as well. It doesn't hurt to have too many toys and chews, thats for sure! You should be fine with what what have so far. Make sure the breeder gives you the food she was feeding the pup so you can slowly transition to the diet of your choice.

Oh and.. catch up on sleep now You wont sleep much for the first week

Lol funny thing is I've been sleeping like 12 hours a day and my boyfriend is like when did you get so lazy. I told him I was stocking up for when the puppy got here

Carpet cleaner and bitter apple!!

Sanity and patience LOL. The only thing I can say is a savings account - once the pup comes home you'll want to spoil him/her rotten!

treats!

Mobezilla wrote:

Sanity and patience LOL. The only thing I can say is a savings account - once the pup comes home you'll want to spoil him/her rotten!

Haha yes, I agree.. That or a big lotto win. We go to the pet shop for something simple like flea treatment or wormer and come home with 3 bags full of stuff and a smaller bank balance lol

Lol thanks I have to be careful not to get to many puppy toys because I have a 3y/o pitbull and he can destroy anything so unfortunately they wouldn't last long all of the toys in the house are indestructible ones...getting bitter apple tomorrow! thanks guys

Grooming tools, get him used to being brushed while young. Also get him used to having you clean his teeth, I would use a pad on your finger while young.

June beat me to it! I was going to mention brushes.

*Brushes
*Shampooer (Carpet Shampooer)
*Benedryl
*Pee Cleaner (Spray you use on pee spots to remove enzymes and keep stains away)
*Dog bed?
*Heartgard (or any other heartworm preventative)
*Flea Preventative
*Dog Shampoo
*Back Seat Cover for your car (or you can use a sheet)


I also like Bully Sticks - but get the odor free ones. They're chews that last a long time. www.bestbullysticks.com has a ton of them.

Hope I helped!

Nail clippers!! Even if you won't be clipping them, just get him used to them; the look, sound, and feel.

Training treats!! Training treats are a MUST! I recommend Zukes Minis!

Emergency Kit (although you should already have one for your other dog) puppies can get in gnarly situations; I learned that one that hard way. I have an emergency (first aid) kit in my house and in my car.

Slip leads. They come in really handy when you realize your poor puppy's bladder is about to explode.