Week 1
Sorry it has taken so long, I feel like I have had a baby not a puppy :) Well in a way I have really.
Well where shall I begin? It has been a very bumpy rollercoaster ride but a very fun one at that. J
Well where shall I begin? It has been a very bumpy rollercoaster ride but a very fun one at that. J
I am off work
for 2 weeks which if you can do I really recommend, to help train Alfie his
basic skills; well I am trying to should I say. I am trying to get him in to a
routine so I can manage his toileting and feeding times ready for when I go
back work.
I have so much to talk about so instead of writing a whole essay for you to read I am going to break it down in to different posts.
- · Potty training
- · Training Classes
- · Feeding
- · Routine
- · Socialising
- · Crate Training
And lots more.
I can
tell you that as soon as you have a puppy you will have lots of visitors so
make sure you have lots of tea and biscuits at the ready, but this is a great opportunity
for you puppy to meet new people.
Alfie is
now 10 weeks old which means he is due his second jab and I have booked him in
to the vets for Monday which I am not looking forward to it but this means that
we can start to take him out for walks in the park which I am so excited about
but I will keep you informed on how it goes.
I am not
saying not to do your research as in some aspects it really helped but don’t do too
much, you need to have clear ideas of what you want to do with your puppy, use
your common sense, as you are going to have to deal with your little puppy
crying which they are going to do and it cripples you and let me tell you it
does more than you could imagine, but I would not change it for the world, 5
days in and I am loving it and I would not swop it for the world it is the best
thing I have ever done and all of the crying and heart ache that I am going
through now will work out for the best in the end J
Thank you
for reading my blog please leave me a comment at the bottom as I love to read
them.
Vicky xx






