Puppy Tips:
First, you have to know about the...
"Puppy Property Laws"

1. If I like it, its mine.
2. If it's in my mouth, it's mine.
3. If I can take it from you, it's mine.
4. If I had it a little while ago, it's mine.
5. If it's mine, it must never appear to be yours in anyway.
6. If I'm chewing something up, all the pieces are mine.
7. If it just looks like mine, it's mine.
8. If I saw it first, it's mine.
9. If you are playing with it and you put it down, it becomes mine.
10. If it breaks, it's yours.





Handle your puppy with care at least 3 times a day.  Allow your puppy to explore their new  home and encourage them to
play.  Remember, your puppy looks to you for direction, comfort and protection.  Everything is new to them, so they may
not be playful and frisky immediately.  Give them time and talk to them and they will soon learn to respond to your voice
and commands.  Speak to them often and gently and always treat them kindly.   Feed your puppy twice daily if you are
trying to potty train it.   Make sure it has fresh water at all times.  Your puppy will soon know which special little area of
your home is theirs.  Respect their right to be undisturbed while resting, sleeping and eating.
Massage their feet and brush them often to get them used to nail clipping  and grooming.  This is a good bonding time with
your puppy.  The key to effective training is Consistency.  Praise rather than punish.  HAVE  PATIENCE!

The first few words your puppy should learn are: Puppy's name, Good, Bad, No, Come, Stay and Go outside (potty).  
Puppies need to relieve themselves after eating, drinking or sleeping. Take them to the same area outside and praise them
when they potty.  There are a few simple rules to follow in training your puppy: Be firm, but gentle. Be consistent.  Follow
through with each command. Never hit or strike your puppy for disobeying. Always reward your puppy for good behavior
with plenty of praise and positive reinforcement or with a small kibble of puppy food.
Ready For A Puppy?

Basic Supplies

Doggy Bed
Small Washable Blanket
Newspapers or Potty Pads
Water and Food Dish
Canned Puppy Food ( for emergency use)
Nutri- Cal Puppy
Brush , Comb and Shampoo
Chew Toys

These supplies are recommended based on my
experiences.  They should be ready before you pick up
your puppy.  There may be car sickness on the first ride
home, holding the puppy in your lap may help prevent this.
Birth
 2 1/2
oz
 2 3/4
oz
 3
oz
 3 1/2
oz
 4
oz
 4 1/4
oz
 4 1/2
oz
 5
oz
 5 1/2
oz
 6
oz
 6 1/2
oz
1 wk
 3 3/4
 4
 5
 5 1/2
 6 1/2
 7  
 8
 9   
 9 1/2
 10 1/4
 11
2wks
 5
 5 1/2
 6 1/2
 7
 9
 10
 11
 12 1/2
 13 1/2
 14 1/2
 16
3wks
 6
 7
 8
 9
 11
 13
 14
 16
 17 1/2
 18 1/2
 20
4wks
 7
 8
 9 1/2
 11
 13
 15
 17
 19
 21
 23
 24
5wks
 8
 9
 11
 13
 15
 17
 19 1/2
 22
 24
 26
 29
6wks
 9
 11
 12 1/2
 15
 17 1/2
 20
 22
 24
 27
 30
 32
7wks
 10
 12
 14 1/2
 17
 19 1/2
 22
 24 1/2
 27
 30
 33
 35
8wks
 11
 13
 16
 19
 21 1/2
 24
 27
 29
 33
 36
 39
9wks
 12
 15
 17 1/2
 20
 23
 26
 29
 32
 35
 39
 42
10wk
 13
 16
 19
 22
 25
 28
 31
 34
 38
 41
 45
11wk
 14
 17
 21
 24
 27
 31
 34
 37
 40
 45
 49
12wk
 15
 19
 22
 26
 30
 33
 37
 41
 45
 49
 53
13wk
 16
 20
 24
 28
 32
 36
 40
 44
 49
 53
 57
14wk
 17
 22
 26
 30
 34
 39
 43
 47
 52
 56
 60
15wk
 19
 23
 28
 32
 37
 41
 46
 51
 56
 61
 65
16wk
 20
 25
 30
 34
 39
 44
 49
 54
 59
 65
 70
17wk
 21
 26
 31
 36
 41
 46
 51
 57
 62
 67
 72
18wk
 22
 28
 33
 37
 43
 48
 54
 60
 65
 71
 76
19wk
 23
 29
 34
 39
 44
 50
 56
 62
 67
 72
 77
20wk
 24
 31
 35
 41
 46
 52
 58
 64
 70
 76
 81
21wk
 24
 31
 36
 42
 48
 54
 60
 66
 72
 78
 84
22wk
 25
 32
 37
 43
 49
 56
 62
 68
 74
 80
 86
23wk
 26
 33
 38
 44
 50
 57
 64
 70
 76
 82
 88
24wk
 26
 33
 39
 45
 51
 58
 65
 71
 78
 84
 90
25wk
 27
 34
 40
 46
 52
 59
 66
 72
 79
 86
 93
26wk
 27
 34
 40
 47
 53
 60
 67
 73
 80
 87
 94
18
mths
 2
lbs
 2 1/2
lbs
 3
lbs
 3 1/2
lbs
 4
lbs
 4 1/2
lbs
 5
lbs
 5 1/2
lbs
 6
lbs
 6 1/2
lbs
 7
lbs
Puppy weight chart for
"Tiny Toy Breeds"

Puppy's age is listed on the left side of the chart
going downward. Follow the corresponding age
across the chart to the current weight in ounces;
(Remember 1 lb = 16 oz). Once found, follow the
column down to the bottom of the chart to find the
puppy's approximate weight at 1 1/2 years of age