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jajori · 09-21-2006, 06:20 AM

Hi everyone. I have basically been a "lurker" on this forum for over a year. I wanted to tell you all that I will be a more frequent participant because I get to pick up my new puppy on October 7th. I am adopting a female puppy from Bob Balas of Mistiblue Terriers in Rochester NY. He is an amazing breeder. His pups are beautiful and he keeps his puppies until they are 6 months old so that he can have them spayed and neutured. He likes to take care of them until their stitches are out. The puppy also comes trained to go in a paper filled litter box. He has also given me advice on how to move from this training to outside training. He is a wealth of good information so between him and all the wonderful practical advice on this forum I am sure to have a lot of help.

So my Gia will be coming home in a few weeks and my 16 year old daughter and I can't wait. Any advice on what I should have on hand prepared before I bring her home would be greatly appreciated.

09-21-2006, 06:20 AM	#1
jajori Yorkie Talker Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 16	Waiting for New Puppy Hi everyone. I have basically been a "lurker" on this forum for over a year. I wanted to tell you all that I will be a more frequent participant because I get to pick up my new puppy on October 7th. I am adopting a female puppy from Bob Balas of Mistiblue Terriers in Rochester NY. He is an amazing breeder. His pups are beautiful and he keeps his puppies until they are 6 months old so that he can have them spayed and neutured. He likes to take care of them until their stitches are out. The puppy also comes trained to go in a paper filled litter box. He has also given me advice on how to move from this training to outside training. He is a wealth of good information so between him and all the wonderful practical advice on this forum I am sure to have a lot of help. So my Gia will be coming home in a few weeks and my 16 year old daughter and I can't wait. Any advice on what I should have on hand prepared before I bring her home would be greatly appreciated.