Grooming

• Chris Christensen Breezy Oval Soft 22mm A912

• Face comb (Andis Brand makes good products)

• Butter or Greyhound Comb (Andis Brand makes good products)

• MinkSheen Pet Shampoo 4 in 1 Concentrate

• Crown Royale Magic Touch Grooming Spray 

• Nail clippers if you choose to do this at home and not have a groomer do it.

• Bio Groom Sure Clot Syptic Powder (used when you cut nails to short and nail starts to bleed if you cut to far into quik)

Food, Treats, Toys

• Royal Canin Size Health Nutrition Small Puppy Dry dog food (Light Blue Bag) 

• Petcurean GO! Solutions Skin + Coat care Salmon recipe with GRAINS (Orange Bag Food for dogs of All life stages)

• Zukes Brand Mini naturals Dog Treats Any Flavor Peanut butter is a favorite in our House. This product is great as you begin the training process because they are small and soft and can easily be broken into smaller pieces.

• Red Barn Bully Sticks, they have straight ones and small knotted bones and springs all are great choices and are great distractions and great for teething as they are softer then bones. 

• Recommend Human Grade Ceramic bowls for water dishes they hold up better and can be washed in Dishwasher. 

Crate and Beds

• Crate Pad or Crate Bed  that fits in Crate Highly reccomend Kritter Beds its a local company that makes washable prouducts that fit well in washing machine and last a while

• Midwest Foldable Metal Excercise Pen

• MidWest Life Stages 24" Double door Crate (single door is fine too)

Cleaning and Potty Training

• Natures Miracle Stain and odor Remover Spray  We use Kennel Fresh Brand also works great

• Potty Pads. Costco sells a box of 100 for 15 or 16 dollars that works well as you work on potty training Kirkland Brand Extra Large Absorbant Pads fair warning that they do like to chew on these as they age and they do make trays with clips that prevent that.

• Poochie Bells, also called Potty Bells that you hang on a door to allow the dog to alert that they want out.

Collars and Leashes

• XXS collar for puppy as you bring them home (they will out grow quickly so do not spend a lot of money)

• 4-ft nylon leash; remember how small your puppy is and try to get the smallest and lightest weight leash you can be especially mindful of the clip that attaches to the collar and then at 6 months you can upgrade to something bigger