The Paw Print Blog

That adorable new pup comes with questions. What does a new puppy need? How can I start training? How can I keep him entertained? PetSafe® is here with new puppy essentials as you and your new best friend embark on your life together.

Keep his tummy full

Your pint-sized pup needs consistent meals as he grows. A 6 Meal Feeder helps you keep up with his appetite, or a 2 Meal Feeder is a simple way to schedule two meals in advance on busy days.

Keep fresh water flowing

Hydration is critical for a healthy puppy. Encourage him to drink more with fresh, filtered water from a 1 Gallon Fountain.

Keep training together

Puppyhood is the time to start training. A Clik-R™ is a useful tool when used with rewards like training treats, and an Easy Walk® Harness helps train him early not to pull on his leash.

Keep him active           

Interactive electronic toys like the Kibble Chase™...

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