Dog Carrier

Purchasing a carrier for your dog should be one of the first things on your shopping list when preparing for your new dog, as you will most likely use it to take your new pet home in. There are lots of different kinds of carriers to choose from, and many have different pros and cons.

It is a good idea to check some reviews before buying, as this will give you an idea of how good the product is. You can also add a soft towel or a blanket to make your carrier extra comfortable for your dog.

Proper Bed

If you don't want your new dog to sleep in your bed with you or on your couch in the living room when preparing for your new dog, you can provide your dog with its own bed. Make sure that whatever you choose, your dog can get in and out from easily.

Toys

Toys provide mental and physical stimulation for your dog, and also allow you to develop a close bond between the two of you. Another toy that dog generally likes to play with is a chew toy.

Dog Proofing Your Home

When preparing for your new dog, it is a good idea to close up any small spaces they may get stuck in. Keep any rooms that you don't want your dog to wander into shut; dog's love to play around with the toilet roll, so the bathroom door is a good one to keep shut, unless you want a huge mess.

If you keep all of these tips in mind when preparing your house for your new dog, your new pal is sure to settle right in, and feel completely at home in no time.