How is your dog STILL destroying your house?

Congratulations on your decision to bring a new puppy into your life! The excitement of adding a furry family member is truly a special moment. However, before your puppy's paws touch your home, it's crucial to ensure their safety and well-being. In this video, I'll provide you with valuable insights and tips on how to puppy-proof your house, creating a secure environment for your newest companion.
Puppies, with their boundless energy and insatiable curiosity, are known for getting into all sorts of unexpected situations. To help you navigate this crucial aspect of puppy parenting, we've compiled essential steps for puppy-proofing your home.
Discover practical guidance on:
Identifying potential hazards from a pup's perspective.
Safeguarding against electrical cord dangers.
Preventing stair-related accidents with proper gates.
Keeping human food and hazardous items out of reach.
Managing trash cans to prevent messes and danger.
Storing medications and cleaning supplies securely.
Creating a safe and enjoyable backyard space.
Remember, while we provide an overview in this description, the full details, expert tips, and visual demonstrations can only be found in the video. Whether you're a first-time puppy parent or an experienced dog owner, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to make your home a safe and happy place for your new puppy or dog.
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y’all, follow these for real lmao
my chow pup had to get 3 ultrasounds for eating shit she shouldn’t have
me and my partner have ADHD so it’s super hard for us to keep stuff out of her way
she’s 5 months, 10kg and getting really tall
she just found out she can jump on the couch by herself and that’s where we used to keep stuff out of reach
we are moving soon and we are going to invest in big high shelves to avoid problems with her in the future