Poop Scoop
This item of equipment is essential once you start exercising your dog on the street and in parks, and may also be useful to clean up in your garden.

A box of tissues and a roll of disposable plastic bags can do the job just as well.

Grooming Kit
It is important to get into a regular grooming routine as earl as possible.

You should only bath your Puppy when it is strictly necessary, using a low allergy dog shampoo specifically designed for the purpose.

Puggle Puppy do not need to have their nails clipped or their ears cleaned regularly, particularly when they are young, but you should seek veterinary advice if you are in any doubt.


Water & Food Dishes
For water & food for your Puggle Puppy, you should keep separate dishes and feeding utensils.

It is wise to purchase heavy, wide bottom bowls as a puppy will tend to knock their bowls over spilling food and water all over the floor.

The dishes should be made of a heavy material that is easy to clean such as thick china or stainless steel.


Toys and Chewies
For the development of Puggle Puppy, toys can play an important role. Puggle are curious breed, it is wise to have a good supply of toys for your Puggle. Resist the temptation to overwhelm your Puppy with toys, but Puggle Puppy does appreciate a few favoured playthings.

Fuzzy plush soft and latex chewable toys are favourite of Puggles. When you shop for toys for Puppy Puggle try to purchase small toys made from tough, non-toxic materials so that they can be safely chewed.

Take care if you play with one of the 'tug' type of toys. If you allow the Puppy to retain possession at the end of the game, it will encourage feelings of superiority and possibly lead to behavioural problems.

Use a Schedule
For your Puggle to behave properly, a proper schedule program is very important. Design a schedule for Puggle. Your Puggle's meals, exercise and playtime should be properly divided in your daily schedule. This will help you in housetraining, and it will become much easier.

Plan your housebreaking schedule and create a game plan before the Puggle arrives.


Everybody Needs their Own Place
Don't isolate Puggle Puppy; they don't like to be isolated. They are family dogs they dislike to be in one part of the house while their family is in another.

Some Puggles won't settle down in their crates if there's too much activity going on around them. You have to experiment for the location of crate until you learn what works best for both you and the Puggle.


Socializing Your Puggle
Puggles are family pet, they love to socialize, and it's an important aspect of Puggle life. If your Puggle behave proper behaviour, give rewards by using treats, praise, petting or play.

Take your Puggle along you whenever it's possible. Make a list of all the places you can take your Puggle and start taking him or her.