Facts to Consider for Puppy Care

There are certain facts you need to consider when taking care of your puppy. They are:

Environment
There are many things a dog owner should consider when providing an environment for your puppy. There are three main factors to consider when preparing an environment for your puppy, comfort, safety and fun.

Comfort
Your puppy's environment should be comfortable. Create a comfortable bed for your puppy to sleep in that is protected and warm. Includes a blanket if you think your puppy needs a little extra heat.

Security
Your puppy's environment should be safe. Remove any objects that may be harmful to your dog. Remember that puppies are very curious and can get into things that are left on the ground.
 
Entertainment
Puppies get bored easily. Includes lots of toys and things for your puppy to play. This is particularly important when you can not spend time with your dog. A bored puppy can complain, flee or destroy things in the backyard
 
Food
The puppies need to eat a balanced diet consisting of foods suitable for puppies. Food is available on the market that are specially made for puppies, and include all the necessary nutrients and the nutrients it needs a puppy. However, it is not essential to buy special puppy food. Puppy owners can give your puppy a balanced diet and nutritious food to natural foods. Some good foods for puppies are:
* Milk
* Chicken
* Chicken heart
* Avena
* Vegetables
* Cooked rice
* Carrots
* Cheese.
If you decide to feed your dog homemade natural foods, then you may need to talk to your vet about supplements. If a puppy is not getting enough calcium or vitamins, then supplements will be needed.
Puppies should be fed in the same place and hour of every day. You need four meals a day to four months. After that you need three meals a day until they are eight months old. It takes two meals a day until they are twelve months old, and then a meal the next day.

Vaccination
When puppies are born, can have some protection against disease if their mother has been vaccinated. The protection comes through the mother's milk. Puppies should be vaccinated at about six weeks to nine weeks old. Some puppies can be vaccinated at this age. A veterinarian will be able to tell the best time for your puppy to be vaccinated.
After initial vaccination, boosters should be determined. In general, these are given three weeks after the initial vaccination.
Different dogs may need to be vaccinated against various diseases. Some of the diseases your dog can be vaccinated against include distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, lyme disease, rabies and coronavirus.
When you take your puppy to be vaccinated, ask your vet for a checkup and discuss any health problems dog with him or her.

Rabies Prevention
Rabies is a serious disease that is transmitted in the saliva of an infected animal. It is very important that your puppy receives a vaccine against this disease. Talk to your veterinarian about the best time to get your puppy's first rabies vaccination. Different veterinarians to vaccination at different times. You should also check that the rules are in your state regarding vaccination against rabies and find out what the weather is legally required to have your dog vaccinated.