- Keep breakable objects out of your puppy's
reach
- Remove any small items from the floor that could pose a choking hazard
- Store household chemicals up or locked away
- In the garage, store chemicals safely and wipe up any leaks or spills right away
(especially antifreeze)
- Make sure any pools or hot tubs are properly covered or fenced in so your
puppy can't accidentally drown
- Keep electrical cords up or covered so they cannot be chewed on
- Keep cords for blinds and drapes up
- Keep houseplants out of your pup's reach, especially those that are poisonous
- Keep garbage cans in cupboards
- If there's a certain room of your home that's just not suitable for your new pet,
gate it off or keep the door closed
- Remove any small items from the floor that could pose a choking hazard
- Store household chemicals up or locked away
- In the garage, store chemicals safely and wipe up any leaks or spills right away
(especially antifreeze)
- Make sure any pools or hot tubs are properly covered or fenced in so your
puppy can't accidentally drown
- Keep electrical cords up or covered so they cannot be chewed on
- Keep cords for blinds and drapes up
- Keep houseplants out of your pup's reach, especially those that are poisonous
- Keep garbage cans in cupboards
- If there's a certain room of your home that's just not suitable for your new pet,
gate it off or keep the door closed
Puppy -proofing Your Home
Before bringing a new puppy
into your home, you'll want to go around your home and make sure each
area that your new pup will spend time in is puppy-proofed. Here are
some helpful tips to consider: