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1. How to prepare your home?

Bringing a puppy home is a special moment that requires proper preparation. It’s important to create a calm and safe place where your puppy can rest and gradually get used to their new surroundings. A few toys, a water bowl, and a warm blanket are enough to help them feel at home.

The first days are a time of discovering new scents and sounds, which is why peace, patience, and the owner’s presence are essential. These elements help build a sense of security and create a bond that will become the foundation of a happy life together.

2. Create a Safe Space

A new home is a huge change for a puppy. Prepare a place where they can rest and feel secure — preferably a quiet corner, away from noise and drafts.

  • The bed should be soft and comfortable.
  • Place it so the puppy can observe household members while still having their own private space.
  • Remove cables, potted plants, and small objects from their reach — anything that could be chewed or swallowed.

3. Feeding and Drinking Area

Designate a permanent place for food and water bowls. Puppies love routine, so it’s best if the bowls are always kept in the same spot.

  • Choose stable bowls that are easy to clean.
  • Fresh water should always be available.
  • If you have more than one dog, provide each of them with their own bowl to avoid rivalry.

4. Toys and Activity

A young puppy needs stimulation — both physical and mental.

  • Prepare several safe toys: chew toys, balls, soft toys.
  • Avoid small elements that the puppy could swallow.
  • Toys help teach independence and prevent boredom, which often leads to destructive behavior.

5. A Designated Area for House Training

During the first weeks, house training is one of the most important tasks for a new owner.

It’s worth preparing a designated spot at home where your puppy can relieve themselves — such as training pads or a special puppy litter tray.

Beginnings can be challenging, but patience and consistency quickly bring results. Rewarding your puppy for correct behavior is the best way to teach them, while calm reactions to small accidents help them understand the rules without stress.

6. The First Days at Home

The first days in a new home are full of emotions, curiosity, and learning — both for the puppy and their new family. This is the time when your puppy gets to know new scents, sounds, and faces, which is why they need calmness and a sense of security.

It’s best to limit stimuli and allow the puppy to explore their surroundings at their own pace. A gentle approach, a warm tone of voice, and the presence of their owner will help them settle in more quickly.

With each passing day, your puppy will feel more confident, and the home will begin to feel like a place filled with love and peace.

7. What to Prepare Before Your Puppy Arrives

Before your puppy comes home, it’s a good idea to prepare everything they will need during their first days. This helps avoid stress and ensures that your puppy is welcomed into a warm, friendly environment from the very beginning.

  • A bed and blanket (ideally with the scent of the breeder).
  • Food and water bowls.
  • Toys and chew toys.
  • A leash and collar or harness.
  • Training pads or a puppy litter tray.
  • A brush for coat care.
  • The food your puppy was fed at the breeder’s (to avoid sudden dietary changes).

8. Calmness and Love Are the Key

Calmness and love are the foundation of a successful start to life with your dog. Everything doesn’t have to be perfect — what matters most is that your new friend feels safe and knows they can trust you.

Patience, warmth, and daily presence quickly build a special bond between you. Each day spent together will bring more joy, and your dog will repay you with unconditional love and loyalty.