Buy a dog?! Prerequisites first

Let’s start from the very beginning! First of all, it is always important to think about whether a dog really fits into your life. At the end of the day, a dog is, quite simply compared, like a small child. Little children want to be kept busy all the time! They want to eat, they want to play, they want you to pay attention to them.

Your first dog & puppy: Do you have time?

So if you are going through a stressful period in life, working a lot and maybe even single, you may not have enough time, after all, your dog will easily live to be 12 years old, maybe even 15 years or 16 years old, depending on the dog breed and conditions. Accordingly, you have long responsibility for the little creature. Or, can you create the time? Why? You need to go out several times a day so that your dog learns to do his “business” outside. While we’re on the subject, in the first six to twelve months, your puppy will do a lot in your home. Simply because he or she doesn’t know how to do it yet. But, your puppy will learn, with enough patience, on your part!

If you can create enough space in your life and take the necessary responsibility, your dog will be a loyal soul with whom you will have a lot of fun!

So that you can prepare yourself optimally for your dog, the tasks and living together, you can find our free guide for dog owners here! This includes top lists, for example for good dog groomer recommendations, as well as checklists, for example for your puppy basic equipment. Continue with our little guide: What happens in the first weeks?

Buying a dog: Puppy moves in!

Buying puppies – What accessories do you need for your puppy around leash, bowl, sleeping place and food? Every year millions of little puppies are born and find a new home!

Walking the dog, staying alone & Co.

We also have one or two little puppies now: Neppa & Peppa. You are thinking about buying a dog? If you have time to spare and love, then a little puppy is something wonderful. But, what do you have to consider?! Learn here about the daily life with a little puppy: My first day with Peppa (Dwarf Spitz, or Pomeranian puppy), my first week and my experiences. If you’re thinking of getting a dog, here are the ultimate tips for the first week with your puppy and a few insider tips, like puppy pads, tips for walking and staying alone – all in the first week!

• Buy a dog – puppy moves in!

Tester: Peppa! Our editorial dog

By the way, this is Peppa(Pomeranian), our editorial dog and our official tester. Her main job is to eat and play. That’s why she is perfect for the job of the official FIV tester!

Basic equipment puppy: 6 Must Haves

Buying Puppies: Basic Supplies for Your Dog – No matter what breed of dog or type of mixed breed, there are exactly 6 things you need when buying your first dog or puppy! So to speak, the basic equipment for your puppy and the first days together in the house or apartment.

Food, bowl, leash, collar, blanket, … – Checklist

With this checklist, you have all the essentials! The right food for puppies, two bowls for food and water, a leash with collar and / or harness (safer), toys and very important, especially if you do not have a garden or live on the first floor: Puppy Pads! Learn all the essentials here, with tips for times to eat and other interesting checklists for beginners and novices. Simply explained and free! Here’s the nuts and bolts for the first trip, from breeder to home, and the first few days with your puppy, from my experience.

• Dogs basic equipment

Dog food: wet food, dry food, treats

Dog Food – What is the best dog food on the market? What is the best dry / wet dog food? Which snack is the tastiest? I’m on the hunt for tasty snacks for my puppy pretty much every weekend. Since I’ve basically bought out my favorite dog specialty store a few blocks away, I’ve been on the hunt online. Here I am collecting new, interesting brands and snack ideas for you. My puppy is currently 5 months old, so you’ll be discovering more here as time goes on!

• Dog food

Organic dog food?! Small test

Everyone loves organic, but does my dog? Food for your dog has effects on the coat, but also on digestion, well-being and energy, whether puppy or older dog. Organic is an important topic for many, it’s about farming methods and animal welfare. But it is also about taste and a better feeling when buying. That’s why I also like to buy organic products at a fair price. Now the question: Are there also good organic alternatives for dog food and snacks? With this question I came to Yarrah. Yarrah is the largest supplier of organic dog food. Summer is starting and by now my dog has had enough of the supplies from the supermarket and pet supply store. So I need some new treats and snacks for my dog, in my pantry. This week I ordered from Yarrah for the first time, and everything arrived today. What can organic from Yarrah do? Our little taste test!

• Organic dog food?! Small test

Dog groomer: tips from a professional

The way to the dog groomer of your confidence, belongs to the absolute basics for dog owners. Especially for puppies that still have a top coat.

Dog groomer: first dog, puppy, procedure and training

Dog groomer – The first dog, the first encounter every new dog owner of longhair or shorthair dogs asks himself the same question. When do I go to the groomer? Do I need one at all? We asked our dog expert and asked these questions. Here you will find out everything from getting used to a blow dry, training to a trial day. So that you can distinguish between wire hair, rough hair and smooth hair with your puppy so that your dog gets the perfect care to the fur.

• Dog grooming: procedure and training

Dog groomer near you: Tips and no-go’s!

Dog groomers near you – The cooperation between the dog, the owner and the groomer is the be-all and end-all if you want well-groomed fur for your dog. However, many don’t even know how to find the perfect groomer for themselves and their puppy. The choice is not big, but there are huge differences between the dog salons. However, since cooperation and trust is the most important thing when choosing a groomer, we asked our dog groomer for her top tricks, no-go’s and experiences.

• Dog groomer near you: Tips

Dog Fur & Dog Breeds: Differences

Labrador, Chihuahua, Miniature Spitz or German Shepherd – here you will find the most important facts about undercoat, coat and care from our dog groomer. We have grabbed the most popular dog breeds and have taken a short statement from our expert for you. Learn even more about dogs and your dog!

• Dog Coat & Breeds

Interview with our FIV expert

Dog hairdressers in Cologne – We have met one of the best dog hairdressers from Cologne and a small interview with the owner and expert of the salon Fellgeflüster. She tells us how she came up with the idea to open a dog salon in Cologne. With YouTube videos she started to build up her small business and to teach herself everything about undercoat to the perfect cut. At the age of 30 she founded her own salon Fellgeflüster. Now she has built up her regular customers in her own shop has her own insider tip and has a selection from pink harnesses to cute duck leashes.

• Dog groomer interview

Pomeranian / Dwarf Spitz: Q&A

You want to buy your first puppy? Maybe even a small Pomeranian for you or your family? Then you surely have many questions! Here you will find the answers, among others to questions like “how much does a Pomeranian cost?”, “what do you have to look out for in a Dwarf Pomeranian?”, “how much does a Pomeranian shed?” and “how do you groom a Pomeranian?”. – First of all, Pomeranians are really cute as sugar. Grown up they are only 25-30 inches tall and as a puppy, barely a handful of dog. Walking, peeing, Pomeranian care, our little guide to your first puppies!

• Pomeranian / Miniature Spitz

Buy Pomeranian: Dog and cost

The following questions are divided into clear blocks, so you can find the right answers to your question(s) quickly and easily! Everything for your start in life, with the basics for your Pomeranian. At the end of the article you will find more interesting articles on the subject of Pomeranian puppies and buying a dog, in general, as well as the initial equipment and other tips for beginners and your first dog.

Listen along with Zoe:

1. What is the difference between a Miniature Spitz and a Pomeranian?
2. What is the difference between Kleinspitz and Zwergspitz?
3. What do you have to consider with dwarf spitz?
4. How much does a Pomeranian cost?
5. Is a Miniature Spitz a family dog?

First and foremost, the central question for many who have seen Pomeranians downtown or on Instagram and then set out to find them on the internet:

What is the difference between a Miniature Spitz and a Pomeranian?

There is no difference between Pomeranian and Zwergspitz. “Zwergspitz” is the German name. “Pomeranian” is the international or English name for the dog breed. If someone speaks of a Pomeranian, he always speaks of a Zwergspitz at the same time.

There is no difference between Pomeranian and Miniature Spitz.

What do you have to consider with dwarf spitz?

Basically, a Pomeranian is no different from any other puppy. Even though they are extremely small and cute, they are still small dogs. They need a lot of love from you, which means time and attention, regular eating, walking and a safe and warm place to sleep. Then there is the grooming.

In a nutshell:

1. Time and love from you (attention)
2. Regular eating, more on that in a moment.
3. Go walkies
4. Safe, warm place to sleep
5. Coat care

Here’s another tip! Pomeranian puppies are really, really small dogs. Therefore, properly assess your strength and the strength of other dogs!

Evaluate your strength when playing and on the leash correctly

If your dog wears a harness, the danger is less, if he wears a collar, it is greater. Hectic movements from you, can quickly cause damage to the neck, or the cervical vertebrae in the little ones. Why? The neck and all the muscles are so delicate when puppies are Miniature Pointers that you must always be careful when playing and taking the dog out.

Also pay attention when you pull on the leash. Just like when playing, your movements should not be too frantic or forceful. The good thing is, once you have your Pomeranian puppy in hand, you can quickly gauge how much strength you can muster. Much more important then are strange, large dogs.

Beware of big dogs

Miniature spitz puppies are actually so small, you might think they are big guinea pigs. That’s exactly what some big dogs think! Even if they just want to play, their strength can be enough to snap the little puppies’ necks. Just like with frantic movements, you should make sure your puppy is protected even with big dogs.

How much does a Pomeranian cost?

If you want to buy a Pomeranian, you have to calculate with costs of 1.800 to 2.500 Euro.

Price approx. 1.800 Euro to 2.500 Euro

In addition to the purchase price, you will have to pay for basic equipment for your puppy, as well as the first visit to the vet and groomer.

The basic equipment for the little puppy costs about 80 euros. This already includes food, leash, harness, blanket, treats – everything you need for your beds in the first days. At the vet you will pay about 80 to 150 euros, depending on whether you still have to put the chip or give vaccinations. With good breeders everything is already done:

• Deworming, chip and the vaccinations.

At the groomer you pay about 50 to 70 euros for a haircut. During the first visit, you and your puppy will have a taster day at a good dog groomer, not a “full programme”. The first visit is dedicated to getting to know the dog salon.

Cost summary:

• Price for Pomeranian: 1.800 to 2.500 Euro
• First equipment for your puppy: 80 Euro
• Visit to the vet: 80 to 150 euros
• Dog groomer: 50 to 70 Euro

So all in all, the first month will cost you Round About:

Costs (total): 2.010 – 2.800 Euro

Is a Miniature Spitz a family dog?

What are Miniature Spitz like? Dwarf Spitz are absolute family dogs and are good with everyone, children, adults and even older people. They are very sweet, have a play instinct that is not too pronounced, as well as with the urge to move. If you were to rate the characteristics: Exercise, play drive, all 3 out of 5 stars. A super, little mix, not too hyper, not too calm.

Miniature spitzes are absolute family dogs

Also advantageous for children who themselves can not yet walk for miles, but would like to walk themselves. But also for us adults a comfortable advantage, especially if you live in the city and do not have direct access to long posts and meadows.

Life & Everyday Life

1. How long can you leave a Pomeranian alone?
2. How big do Pomeranian puppies grow?

How long can you leave a Pomeranian alone?

Leaving your Pomeranian alone takes practice! Your dog needs to learn and train, just like all other dogs. If you have a Pomeranian puppy, make sure from the beginning that he or she spends time alone, even for short periods of time. This way, your dog will quickly get used to being alone at times. So it’s best to start early after the first day.

As you can read in my article Pomeranian: The first week, I started directly on the third day to leave her alone sometimes. First for a small time window of 20, 30 minutes, after about 10 days I have served this time out for me to an hour.

• Day 1-2: 2-5 minutes alone (for example kitchen)
• Day 3-5: 20-30 minutes alone
• Day 6-9: 20-50 minutes alone
• From day 10: Up to 1 hour alone
• From 2nd month: More flexible

Your Pomeranian is a pack animal like other dogs, but also very independent! My tip at this point, don’t make a drama out of it, when you leave or come back your dog, treat it like a normal situation. This is the fastest way for your dog to get used to being downstairs, so it’s a normal thing.

Don’t make a drama out of leaving and seeing each other again, it’s normal that you’re away sometimes.

How big do Pomeranian puppies grow?

Pomeranian puppies are very small, their shoulder height is usually only 12 to 15 cm. Grown up pomeranians are then about 20 to 30 cm tall. Thus they belong to the minis among the dogs.

• Puppies: 12-15 centimeters
• Adult: 20-30 centimeters

How old do pygmy tips get?

Pomeranians live on average 12 to 16 years. So you should consider well before buying whether a small and later “big” dog fits into your life.

• Age: 12 to 16 years

Care & Hairstyle

1. How do you care for Pomeranians?
2. How much hair Pomeranian?
3. How often does a Pomeranian need a haircut?

How do you care for Pomeranians?

Daily combing – Pomeranians are mainly made of fur, you will notice that very quickly! Therefore, your most important task is coat care. For you, that means daily combing ideally. If you have a puppy, you should make sure that he or she also has a lot of undercoat. You need to comb this out extra carefully. This will prevent the little puppy’s fur from matting.

Clean eyes – Your little puppy is on the move here and sniffs at many things, so sometimes small remnants get stuck in the fine eye hairs. You can remove these either with your hand, or one or two fingers, or with a soft, damp cloth. All this of course gently and carefully! Your dog will not like this at the beginning, but he or she has to get used to it, after all you only want the best for the little puppy!

Popo säubern – Especially for puppy owners the almost daily ritual, the butt to be cleaned! Pomeranians have a lot of fur and accordingly, something always gets stuck. Sitting wrong, a little too much grass under the butt, already your puppy has rest on the fur. The good news, for all those who are buying their first dog, from my experience, the shyness of your dog’s poop goes away quickly – that is, if it’s your own cute little Pomeranian!

Regular bathing – We (Peppa and I) have so far settled our bathing routine that I always take her briefly into the shower with me on Sundays. Every three or four weeks I wash her completely, otherwise I mainly take care of her back part. Quasi the quick cat wash!

Care for your Pomeranian summarized:

1. Comb daily
2. With puppies additionally pay attention to the undercoat
3. Hairdresser every six weeks to two months
4. Butt cleaning
5. Regular bathing

How often do you need a haircut?

If you are buying your very first puppy, you may be asking yourself the question, how often do you need to take a Pomeranian to the groomer? As a general rule, you should go to the groomer every 45 to 60 days. A tip for puppy owners: first comes the taster day! The very first visit to the groomer is a taster day for little ones. This way your little Pomeranian puppy can get to know the groomer and the dog salon, as well as the different tools, for example scissors and hair dryer.

• Dog groomer every 45 to 60 days
• First day: Taster day to get to know each other

Especially if you have a young Pomeranian puppy, it is important that his or her undercoat is regularly removed by you and the groomer. This way, the little puppy will never get too warm and the fur will not mat.

How much hair Pomeranian?

Pomeranians hair fortunately very little, after all, they are also very little dog! In fact, the little hairs are so fine that you can barely see them. And the few hairs that are spread around your apartment or house are hardly worth mentioning. In relation to larger dog breeds and longhaired breeds, you have drawn a really good lot here.

Food and feed for puppies

1. How much can a Pomeranian eat? How much can a Miniature Spitz eat?
2. What can not eat dwarf tip?
3. How heavy can a dwarf spitz be?

How much can a Pomeranian eat? How much can a Miniature Spitz eat?

Give your Pomeranian food to eat 3x a day, this will give you a good spread of meals for your Pomeranian.

Like in the puppy guide, you will learn how to distribute the food quantities for your puppy ideally over the day. In the morning you should give your puppy wet food, at lunchtime dry food mixed with a little water and in the evening there is again wet food for the little Pomeranian puppy. Here is a brief summary:

• Wet food in the morning and evening (chicken, lamb, beef …)
• At noon dry food (mix with 50% water)
• Tip: Fruit and vegetables cut into small pieces as a snack

What can not eat dwarf tip?

This question can not be answered in a general way. Some dogs are allergic to certain types of meat, e.g. beef, chicken or lamb. In general, as for all dog breeds, protect the small stomach from sharp objects, poisonous objects, liquids and plants, as well as the following foods.

Dogs are not allowed to eat that among other things:

• Onions and garlic
• Chocolate and cocoa
• Coffee
• Certain types of nuts
• Raw pork
• Solanaceae
• Stone fruit
• …

How heavy can a dwarf spitz be?

If you feed your Pomeranian regularly, i.e. the correct, species-appropriate food, then you should have no problem with the weight of one of us. If you have given your Pomeranian too much for food and too many treats, then you can roughly stick to these weights. It is important to keep in mind the size of your Pomeranian. Dwarf Pomeranians grow to be between 20 and 30 cm tall when fully grown. Depending on this, the overall build and weight of the little one(s) will differ.

Weight of a Pomeranian (full grown):

• Weight: 1.8 to 3.4 kg

Accessories & Toys

1. What all do you need to buy for a dwarf spitz?
2. What do you need for a dwarf spitz?
3. What do you need for a Pomeranian?

What all do you need to buy for a dwarf spitz?

What do you need for a Pomeranian? The basic equipment for your Pomeranian is relatively simple, this includes briefly summarized:

• 2-4 toys for the start
• Later 5, 6 small toys are enough
• Puppy friendly, easy and chewable

But most important is love and attention from your side! Especially if you have a young puppy at home.

Advantages and disadvantages: Pomeranian (Dwarf Spitz).

Let’s sum it all up again, in super short!

The relatively high purchase price, compared to other dog breeds, many buyers see as a disadvantage, but the dogs save a lot of money in maintenance throughout their lifetime of 12 to 16 years. They eat relatively little, a small can is enough for 4 meals. Accessories are smaller, so they are also cheaper, and veterinary costs are somewhat lower.

If you are looking for a very active dog, the advantage “medium play instinct / urge to move” may also be perceived as a disadvantage of the dog breed. But for the city they are perfect. Alone the apartment with 80 or 120 square meters is already relatively much free space for the small.

Here is an overview of the most important advantages and disadvantages.

Pros:

• Family-friendly
• Medium play instinct / urge to move
• Cheaper to maintain (food, accessories, also vet)

Disadvantages:

• High purchase price compared to other dog breeds
• Somewhat more elaborate coat care

These were the most important questions and answers for young Pomeranian puppies. If you have any other questions, drop us a line! With buying my first dog or puppy? Then maybe check out these free guides from us too!

Puppy moves in! Tips & advice for beginners

Your first puppy? More practical tips and experiences!

Dog as a pet: XXL Guide

Dog moves in! You have decided to get a dog, as a single, with your partner or even the whole family and you are thinking about getting a dog? There are millions of dogs in this country. They are among the most popular pets. Dog breeds like Labrador, French Bulldog, Australian Shepherd, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Pomeranian or Chihuahuas. How much does a dog cost? What does a dog like best? How does the dog know that you love him? Many questions, here you will find the answers. From the groomer and the first coat, to dog food (wet and dry), organic alternatives, but also tips on the initial equipment, around the leash, bowl & Co.

• Pet dog

Walk the dog, stay alone & Co.

What accessories do you need for your puppy around leash, bowl, sleeping place and food? Every year millions of little puppies are born and find a new home! We also have one or two little puppies now: Neppa & Peppa. You are thinking about getting a dog? If you have time to spare and love, then a little puppy is something wonderful. But, what do you have to consider?! Learn here about the daily life with a little puppy: My first day with Peppa (Dwarf Spitz, or Pomeranian puppy), my first week and my experiences. If you’re thinking of getting a dog, here are the ultimate tips for the first week with your puppy and a few insider tips, like puppy pads, tips for walking and staying alone – all in the first week!

• Puppy moves in! Going for a walk, staying alone & Co.

Basic equipment for puppies

Buying Puppies: Basic Supplies for Your Dog – No matter what breed of dog or type of mixed breed, there are exactly 6 things you need when buying your first dog or puppy! So to speak, the basic equipment for your puppy and the first days together in the house or apartment. With this checklist, you have everything important! The right food for puppies, two bowls for food and water, a leash with collar and / or harness (safer), toys and very important, especially if you have no garden or live on the first floor: Puppy Pads! Learn all the essentials here, with tips for times to eat and other interesting checklists for beginners and novices. Simply explained and free! Here’s the nuts and bolts for the first trip, from breeder to home, and the first few days with your puppy, from my experience.

• Basic equipment for puppies

Part 2: The first year with Pomeranian (Peppa)

The first year with my little dwarf spitz, she is called Peppa. I have told you about the first days in detail, in the article my first dog. Hard to believe, but true, Pomeranians remain just as cute as they were when they were puppies. Want to prepare for the first few months with your dog? Then learn what to do after the first few weeks here! My experiences and tips on walking, housetraining, food times, low barking, off-leash walking, giving commands – part 2 of the guide for little Pomeranians.

• Pomeranian, the first year – part 2

So small and cute, “Peppa” was as a puppy – Before.

So small and cute, she still is – After.

That’s how fast a Pomeranian grows up, or rather becomes full grown.

Pet supplies: specialized trade in Cologne

Whether small mini dog breeds under 30 centimeters such as dachshund, Jack Russell Terrier, pug or even dwarf spitz or even large dogs such as Doberman, St. Bernard, Bernese mountain dog or boxer. The A&O, as with us humans, good food and enough water. That is half the battle to be happy. If you then have a warm, cuddly place to sleep, life is almost perfect.

Food, leash, treats – specialized trade

Just as you take care of yourself, you must now take care of your puppy! As already described in the guide puppy, the very first way before buying your puppy, leads you to a specialty store for pet supplies for your puppy initial equipment.

First of all you need food (dry and wet food), of course with a bowl (for food and water). In addition, a leash, collar and harness and a blanket for a cozy place to sleep. On top comes a little toy for chewing and distraction, as well as treats for reward. Then the insider tip for beginners: Puppy Pads!

Pet supplies: Tierliebeland

In Tierliebeland you can find everything for dogs and cats. The advantage: The shop is located in the city centre. So you can not only shop for yourself, but also make a little detour to Tierliebeland. The owner-operated shop has everything for dogs and cats, as well as a dog groomer. So you can kill 3 birds with one stone: haircut, food and accessories.

Why Tierliebeland? Be there once! In small talk, you’ll quickly see that there’s more here than just “selling products”. Every puppy is special and the more importantly, food has a huge impact on their well being. Just think about yourself! Frozen pizza or freshly cooked? Even for puppies there are big differences between industrial product and … but go yourself and get inspired for your, little puppy!

On Google, Tierliebeland has a full 5 / 5 stars, with almost 100 reviews, a really good address for your pup!

Google Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Stars

Address and directions:

• Limburger Str. 39 in 50672 Cologne
• Phone: +49 (0) 221 986 509 26

Dog groomer: short and long hair with love

You probably know this topic yourself: How do you find a good groomer you can trust? Hairdressers are a dime a dozen, but as a dog owner you quickly learn that good dog hairdressers are rare. Even in big cities like Cologne and Berlin. Now there is another special feature: You have bought a puppy! Accordingly, you have few hairdressers and even fewer who approach the job with the right love and do not see dogs as a “product”, 4, 5 a day hairdressing. Therefore, we also have a recommendation for you here, which you and your puppy will love!

Taster day for puppies – get to know the dog salon

First of all, your puppy will not be coiffed immediately at a good groomer. The very first day is a little trial day for your puppy.

In this first taster day, your puppy will get to know the dog salon. Starting with the premises, to the hairdresser himself or herself, to a few of the tools: comb, scissors and hair dryer. Hairdressing is not done on a large scale, the baby fur is:

1. Removed from undercoat
2. Easily coiffed

After about 30 minutes and some small talk before and after, your dog has had his first appointment at the groomer! By the second visit, your pup knows the salon, the team, and the tools. This is the perfect way to prepare your pup for regular visits.

How often do you need to go to the groomer?

My little Pomeranian (Miniature Spitz) has to go to the groomer about every 6 weeks. I myself would even be willing to go 1x month, because so her fur is always neat and the hairstyle sits. Once a month wellness is ok or? Here is our recommendation for you in Cologne!

Dog groomer recommendation: Fellgeflüster

Why fur whisper? When I go to the groomer, I always tell him “go for it, you’re the professional!”. Just like I trust my hairdresser, I want to trust the hairdresser for my puppy. First, because little Peppa (that’s my Pomeranian’s name) is doing well and second, because I see the groomer 24/7!

Not only we love this salon, also on Google Fellgeflüster has whole 5 / 5 stars!

Google Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Stars

Address and directions:

• Wichheimer Str. 145 in 51067 Cologne
• Phone: +49 (0) 176 539 055 25

Finding a Vet: Experiences and recommendations

For doctors I don’t want to give you a direct recommendation, after all all doctors are great and do their best.

I will recommend this to you though: If you’re looking for a vet, it’s best to ask dog owners you see in your area. They’ve had a dog for a while and already have a vet that’s good. So instead of just relying on search results, ask people in your area who have experience! If you don’t know anyone directly or need a vet right now, make sure the vet is “not a big chain”.

On our first visit to the vet, we were in a veterinary clinic and had to wait a whole 3 hours. Why? We relied directly on the search results. Two days later, we got a top recommendation from our groomer. Now we are with a lovely vet who works alone and takes care of each animal individually instead of making mass appointments.

Tips for good veterinarians:

1. Ask dog owners in your area for their experience or recommendation.
2. If searching via the internet: make sure it’s not a big clinic. Rather a “small” doctor, with few, but good reviews.

At the vet you do all the standards, from chip (to recognize dogs) to the various vaccinations and also neutering.

Dog Trainer

Our next step with Neppa & Peppa, a good training for some standards. Starting with walking off leash, classics like man up and many, more little things you can train with your puppy.

Currently it’s still a little too cold, but next month it’s on!

Our first training, coming soon here!