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Practical Resources for Pet Parents and Dog Sitters

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Whether you are navigating the early days with a new puppy or want to level up your pet care skills, these guides and tips are here to help you get it right.

A responsible breeder will always encourage you to visit their facility. They should be proud to show you the clean, safe, and nurturing environment where the puppies and their mother are raised.

Puppies should never leave their mother and littermates before 8 weeks of age. This early period is crucial for learning vital social skills, like bite inhibition, that a human cannot teach.

An ethical breeder will have deep knowledge about one or two specific breeds. Be wary of anyone who claims to have many different breeds of puppies available at all times.

A good breeder will interview you as much as you interview them. They should ask you multiple questions to ensure you are prepared to provide a suitable, lifelong home for one of their puppies.

A reputable breeder will willingly answer all your questions about the health and behavioral history of their breed line. They should also be able to provide references from past customers.

Festivals with loud noises like Diwali can be terrifying for dogs. Here are some essential tips for anxious dogs, including desensitizing them to sounds in advance and creating a safe, soundproofed room.

I love collaborating with other professionals to bust common myths about dogs. Here's an announcement for an Instagram Live session I did on the topic of humanizing our dogs. Keep an eye out for future events!

I am so grateful for all the wonderful dogs that have been a part of my life and my work. Here is a small collection of some of the amazing furry clients I've had the pleasure of caring for.

About Resources for Pet Parents & Sitters

Most people think buying a puppy is just about picking the cutest face, but my guides focus on the vetting process you actually need to protect your future pet from long-term health and behavioral issues. Before you search for a breeder, you need to know how to ask the tough questions, because once that puppy is home, the responsibility is yours.

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