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JuJuBee
We have a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, she weighs 130 lbs. We want to get her the Tuff-N-Rugged Large doghouse. It says fits dogs up to 125. It is a really good price at Costco. Does anyone have this house? If so do you think it will be ok for my dog?
More deets: It is just for when we hang out in the backyard.
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I would check out the measurements of it and compare it to a crate measurement, honestly. Measure the dog to the top of the shoulders and add 6 inches. Then measure the dog from the front of the chest to the base of the tail and add 6 inches. Those are the minimum dimensions you'd need for the house.
I would check out the measurements of it and compare it to a crate measurement, honestly. Measure the dog to the top of the shoulders and add 6 inches. Then measure the dog from the front of the chest to the base of the tail and add 6 inches. Those are the minimum dimensions you'd need for the house.
Im about to get a chihuahua puppy but i dont know what shots it needs,what medication it needs and food/drink?
SUMAN
can anyone help me?
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You should do some research in training especially but for now, get him a reliable vet. He/She will know what shots to give the new puppy. He'll need a distemper, heartworm protection if in warm areas, kennel cough, and some others that i dont remember. He'll need a rabies at 6 months of age and spay/neutered at that age too.
He needs a GOOD quality hollistic premium kibble such as Innova Puppy (which is the best food there is, all human grade meets that pass the USDA inspection) Karma Oragnics, Eagle Pack, Solid Gold, etc. These brands are EXPENSIVE but you will save money on it later on vet bills and you feed less becasue they have no fillers. Innova is what i feed and its 20$/6.6 lbs or 48$/16 lbs (in ottawa)
If you can't afford those prices then i suggest a brand like Wellness or Costco's Kirkland dog food. Those are cheaper but still pretty good.
AVOID foods like IAMS, Eukanuba, pedigree, purina. They might be famous but are HORRIBLE for your dog.
Drink: just give her plenty of water.
Other Supplies: a crate with a divider, crate set, playpen, nylabone, kongs, other chew toys, some stuffed toys, food/water dish, collar, leash, harness, training books, puppy classes
good luck :)
You should do some research in training especially but for now, get him a reliable vet. He/She will know what shots to give the new puppy. He'll need a distemper, heartworm protection if in warm areas, kennel cough, and some others that i dont remember. He'll need a rabies at 6 months of age and spay/neutered at that age too.
He needs a GOOD quality hollistic premium kibble such as Innova Puppy (which is the best food there is, all human grade meets that pass the USDA inspection) Karma Oragnics, Eagle Pack, Solid Gold, etc. These brands are EXPENSIVE but you will save money on it later on vet bills and you feed less becasue they have no fillers. Innova is what i feed and its 20$/6.6 lbs or 48$/16 lbs (in ottawa)
If you can't afford those prices then i suggest a brand like Wellness or Costco's Kirkland dog food. Those are cheaper but still pretty good.
AVOID foods like IAMS, Eukanuba, pedigree, purina. They might be famous but are HORRIBLE for your dog.
Drink: just give her plenty of water.
Other Supplies: a crate with a divider, crate set, playpen, nylabone, kongs, other chew toys, some stuffed toys, food/water dish, collar, leash, harness, training books, puppy classes
good luck :)
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