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New owners · 7 min read

How to prepare your home for a puppy

A complete checklist for a safe sleeping area, feeding station, toilet routine and first week.

Start with the individual puppy

Breed descriptions are useful, but every puppy has an individual temperament, pace of development and care history. A current live introduction gives a much clearer picture than a catalogue photograph.

Information should be clear before reservation

Ask what can be confirmed today: date of birth, vaccinations completed for age, available origin documents, feeding routine, price and the possible journey to your city. Destination requirements and transport availability must be checked for the specific puppy.

  • Ask for recent photos and an unedited live video
  • Confirm the puppy’s age, current weight and daily routine
  • Review the available veterinary and origin records
  • Discuss the handover or delivery route before reservation

Plan the first days gently

Keep food and sleep routines familiar at first. Give the puppy a quiet place, introduce the home gradually and keep communication with the kennel open while the puppy settles in.

A personal answer

Ask about the puppy you have in mind.

We can arrange a live video introduction and explain the records, current routine and route options.