When you first decide to adopt or purchase a puppy, you must ensure that it is appropriate for living with you and your family in terms of size, type of branches, and ability to participate in different activities and exercises that are appropriate for you, as well as the nature of its effects on your life and the life of your family, whether positive or negative.

You should also consider everything related to your puppy and cater for all of his needs in the following ways:

1- Have a healthy environment for your puppy at home.

Make sure your home is well-secured and that you take the appropriate precautions. Both antiques and glass items should be moved away from areas where your puppy might access them.

In addition, keep all insecticides and containers containing poisonous chemicals hidden, since the tiny puppy will lick everything that falls in front of him, even potentially dangerous items.

To keep your puppy healthy, make sure all electrical lugs are removed.

Use a big, heavy waste bin so your dog won't be able to control it, because if he gets into it, he'll suffocate.

2- Make sure he has enough space at home.

You must have a place to sleep in the first days, as the little puppy may not easily acclimate to your home and may be found sleeping in warm areas such as the kitchen or bathroom, so you must clean the house floor thoroughly and reserve for him a bed that you place in it in the evening so that you can quickly meet his needs.

3- He was given a bowl to eat from.

Purchase two small rust-resistant containers to place in the water bowl and another food bowl; you must avoid using plastic containers because they can spread fungi or diseases to your small puppy.

If you have more than one pet, make sure they each have their own food and water containers so diseases and illnesses don't spread easily.

4 - In this section, you'll find all of the supplies your puppy will need to assist you in teaching it.

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