Puppy proofing

As a new pet parent, you're likely wondering how to puppy proof your house. That's a great question, and we have all the answers!

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Have a new puppy? Take a look at these tips for puppy-proofing your house. Very practical advice from a first-time puppy mom.

Prior to getting your puppy make sure your puppy proof your house and yard. Remove all things the puppy will want to chew on, including but not limited to picking up shoes/ loose clothing articles in a basket up on a shelf where they cannot reach. Removing nice area rugs they could chew on. Cover dangerous or exposed cables and wires to avoid electrocution and electrical sockets should be covered.

The first step to puppy-proofing your house is to remove any and all hazards from your home. This includes things like electrical cords, poisonous plants,