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3. Food of excellent quality specially designed for the growth of a puppy is necessary for overall good health. We send food home with each of our puppies . In the event their new owner finds it more convenient to switch to a brand other than what we have been feeding, they can make the change gradually by mixing it with the new food.
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Collars, Harnesses and Leashes are
also very individual preference. The size to select depends on how old or
big your new puppy is. For an 8-12 week old Coton or Havanese, sometimes
the cat collars fit better than the puppy collars. We recommend something
light weight for the comfort of your puppy. Since it is sometimes a
bit of an adjustment for puppies to have something around their necks, many
people enjoy using the harness to connect the leash to instead of a
collar.
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Shampoo is available in specially
designed formulas. We do recommend a gentle shampoo that will not dry
the skin out, such as an oatmeal based formula. In answer to the question
that we are so frequently asked about what we've used that makes our puppies
smell so good....it's called Fresh N Clean Cologne for dogs. We bathe
our puppies in a mild shampoo and after they are completely dry, we give
them a little mist of Fresh N
Clean 7. Brushes that work best on the hair of the Bichon Family of Dogs are referred to as Slicker Brushes. The slicker brush is good for daily brushing, help keep tangles from developing and helps to maintain the fluff of their coats. To get the power-puffed appearance, after a bath use the slicker brush while gently blow drying your puppy. We also recommend the Pin Brush for maintaining the longer coats.
9. A Blanket or Pillow that is your pups very own special thing to sleep with in the crate is nice for them to have. I recommend something that can be easily thrown into the washing machine for cleaning. Often the first few nights that a new puppy is away from its mommy and litter mates can be difficult. Giving your new puppy a special blanket, pillow or stuffed toy to cuddle with will help them feel a little bit more secure during the transition.
10. A Veterinarian that comes highly recommend is sometimes a little harder to get into but usually well worth the wait. It's important to feel as comfortable with your vet as your family physician. Make sure that you have your new puppy examined as soon as possible and that you have received a list of all vaccines, wormings or other medications your new puppy has had so that your vet can review it and be able to advise you properly for follow up routine care. Click Here to learn more about our Vets!
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