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Old 06-24-2007, 08:03 PM   #7
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Default Here's what worked for us...

For Bella, one of the best bits of advice that I received was to keep her surroundings to a minimum such as using a wire circular pen, playpen, gates, etc..

Also, having piddle pads EVERYWHERE in the beginning was instrumental in familiarizing her to their purpose. When I used the restroom...so, did Bella! Consistency can't be stressed enough in this area

Chewing is just a natural puppy desire especially when they are teething so, chew toys are a must and if you can keep one in your pocket...seriously, it's worth not having your furniture or fingers from being ravaged by those darlings!

I really believe that all of those things helped in Bella making such a smooth transition plus a lot of patience, love & cuddles!

All the best of luck to you and your darling
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