Puppy Product List
New Puppy Checklist
As professional dog trainers, we recommend products that we feel will aid our clients in training and caring for their canine. We’ve compiled a list of hand picked items that we have personally had success with or that our clients rave about. Please keep in mind that every dog is unique, and what may be safe and effective for one puppy may not be for another. Always monitor your puppy when giving him a new item and use your discretion when choosing products based on your particular dog’s chew and play style. We hope your dog enjoys these products as much as our own dogs or clients’ dogs do!
WizSmart Puppy Pee Pads
Whether you’re teaching your puppy to go potty indoors or outdoors, absorbent pee pads are useful for lining enclosures, so your puppy has an appropriate place to eliminate — even when you’re not around. These eco-friendly pads have adhesive strips on the back to hold them in place, and can even be secured to a wall/floor at a 90-degree angle for leg lifters.
MidWest Exercise Pen
To prevent accidents, it’s helpful to have a safe area for your puppy to stay when you aren’t home or are unable to supervise. These foldable pens can also be extended to block off an area of the house to create a larger puppy proof zone.
Enzymatic Odor & Stain Remover
To prevent against re-occurring accidents, it’s vital to clean up pet messes and remove odor in a timely fashion, so your puppy won’t be drawn to eliminate there again.
Hands Free Leash
Supervision is an integral part of keeping a puppy safe and successfully potty training your new furry family member. These intelligent and social creatures can’t be confined for extended periods of time without causing them great emotional distress. By tethering your puppy to you for periods of time, you can easily supervise him to avoid accidents.
Puppy Kong
Keeping puppies’ brains stimulated is not only a crucial part of their development, but it keeps them out of mischief. Chewing soothes teething, reduces stress, and releases excess energy. Because this toy can be stuffed with food, it attracts puppies to play with it.
