A New Puppy

If you have decided to buy a puppy, finding the right kennel and choosing the right dog out of the litter is very important. Always buy a puppy from a responsible outlet. Be sure to choose the exact kennel you want (Toy Poodle & New Friends, French Bulldog & New Friends, Golden Retriever & New Friends) and the breed of puppy you like in that kennel. Note that even though each kennel originally will ahve nine dog breeds it will soon most likely pick up breeds from other versions.

Another thing you should look at when choosing a puppy is its personality. For example, a dog with the personality--This female is quite calm, but enjoys plenty of exercise.--may be an easygoing, gentle puppy that will make a good pet as long as you are able to give them several walks and playtime per day. The best puppy to choose is usually the most average of the litter. Many of your neighbors report that they chose their puppy when their pet came running up to them, pushed all the other puppies out of their way, and demmanded their attention. This may well be the puppy to choose if you are an experienced owner, or if you want to work with him/her when he/she is older, but in the wrong hands this pup may rule the roost within a while.

Choosing a healthy puppy is not difficult--unless you allow your heart to rule your head. Too many puppies are brought out of pity, and not because they will make a suitable pet. Make sure you check any puppy thoroughly before buying.

The puppy should have bright eyes with no discharge or cloudiness. The ears should be clean--look right down inside the earl flap and check that there is no brown wax. If there are small black specks or dots that could indicate the presence of an infection or mites. A puppy's coat should look clean and shiny. Running the 3DS stylus against the grain of the coat allows you to look at the condition of the skin. The coat should be free from any signs of infection, fleas, mites, scaliness and dandruff.Overall, the puppy should look well-fed if not overfed, firm and rounded, and their physique should be ideal. Their bark should be not dark and harsh but not pitchy and squeaky.

Overall, if you follow the instructions listed here you should end up with a good puppy. Enjoy and have fun with your furry little friend.

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