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About some of the things I do with my pups; before they go to their new homes I give out a copy of this to all the people that buy a pup from me with the names of the parents and the puppy's date of birth and also how many pups in the litter.
Health
Pups have been vaccinated and micro-chipped. They have also been
wormed at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks of age. They will require worming at 12 weeks of age and then every three months. (Only worm puppies with tablets purchased from vet clinics.) De sexing is advised from six months of age, unless you plan on breeding pups in the future.
Food
Pups have been raised on Supercoat puppy dry food, raw bones and chicken necks are good, and they will eat apples and carrots, bananas some times only. I cook veggies and pet mince, NO onions at all or spicy foods. Pull the knobs off the ends of your cooked chicken bones and the meat off your bones is good for them.
They love rice, pasta, cooked with mince and broccoli and carrot peelings. Slowly change their diet a little bit at a time as they will get sick in the tummy if you change their food too fast.
FEEDING twice a day, until 6 months or more.
WHEN FEEDING.
Pat your puppy and get it used to people being near it when it is eating. Take the food off the pup then return it. (Pups that get left and eat alone may become cranky eaters as they age.) Never give dogs cooked bones or sweets.
Playtime
When you play with your pup don't let it bite you. As this can become a big problem as your dog might try to dominate you or others in your family.
Discipline.
If you can take your pup to "Puppy Pre school" do so. You and your pup will benefit from it. Try and get your dog to learn to come and sit first. So enjoy your puppy. Labradors are loyal, lovable dogs they have a good life expectancy and will give you and your family years of pleasure.
Travelling home with your pup from my house.
I suggest that no one stops at parks on the way home as there might be
parvo. Pups are only safe to go out to parks after their 12 week old
needle. Stopping on the side of the road would be fine with a leash as it
might run on the road.
Parvo is a viris that can kill your puppy. It's picked up from the
ground and also where there is other dogs poo in the park.
I have been told over the years it can be in the ground for years and
also can be walked into your homes or kennels.
Transport from my area can be done by a small plane from Merimbula
airport.
I normally can find out for you about the cost of the flight if you wish
me to.
At the moment it should be about $165 price to Sydney and sometimes
I can get two pups in the same crate. it would be half price
for both customers.
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