A List of suggested item you will need for your new puppy!

• 2 ceramic dishes-prevents tipping & spilling
• 1 6’ leather lead approx. 5/8 “ wide
  
• Resco toe nail clippers-Large
  
• Dremel Tool for cleaning up the nails and for those who are shy about getting too close.
  Dremel 750-02 Minimite 13,000 RPM 2 Speed 4.8-Volt Cordless Rotary Tool or similar.
• 1 medium metal comb
  
• 1 crate-18 x 30 x 21 - we prefer central metal crates (these are pricey but will out last your dog)- or a Petmate Ultra Vari Kennel 300 32 X 22.5 X 24 Term available at Pet CO or Pet Smart.
• 18” field collar w/ name plate or the embroidered collar we use. The quick snap collar. Click Here.
• 1 fine link Choke collar 16”-18”

I recommend a mixture of a basic dog food such as Ralston PMI Advantage or Pedigree mixed with Bill Jack for feed. 1/3 Bill Jac dry. No additional vitamins are recommended.

Books- fetch it up pup, or Handling your own dog for show, obedience Field Trials by Martha Covington Thorne. For field Steady to Wing & Shot by Smith.

Bones, nyla bones, Knuckle bone & rawhide chews, remove when dog will be unattended.

One puppy shot has been given to your puppy, a DHPL & Parvo, three more sets of shots should be given in one month increments. Rabies should be given after 4 months, schedule this vaccination on a day when you will be available incase of reaction. Take a stool sample into your vet with you first visit, if your puppy has worms, we will pay for your medication. Your puppy has been wormed before leaving and should be worm free. Heart worming is essential in most parts of the country, we recommend the once a month variety. Toe nails should be cut weekly.

Helpful hints on housebreaking:
Let your puppy out as soon as it wakes from a nap, after eat ing, before bed, when you come home and as soon as you get up in the morning. Your crate will add to the success of this process. Crate your puppy when you are not able to attend to it and when you are away from the home. This will prevent unnecessary damage and injury to your pup caused from chewing, biting on electrical cords etc. Your crate is your dogs home and safety seat while traveling. Make your pet a pleasure not a nuisance. Your dog was domesticated for you, you have not been domesticated for their pleasure. More.

REMEMBER 50% OF ALL BRITTANYS ARE KILLED BY CARS, use your leash. Do not assume your dog is different! Brittanys do not look both ways before they cross the street, they naturally chase leaves and rabbits.