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Our wonderful home raised puppies come with lots of things including the following 1. Membership to our club 2. 5 year health warranty 3. Mirco-chip 4.Pre-spoilt 5. Puppy Training Cd 6. NuVet Vitamins 7.Blanket 8. Toys 9. Shorkie Registration paper 10. most importantly ME for all the support you need. For the LIFE of your baby.
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The first day home with your New shorkie puppies baby is very
exciting and special. Every one in the family has been waiting for a
while and they all ready to spend as much time with him/her as
possible. The family is trying to find their new position in
the household, and their new responsibilities, and great new
adventures.
When the baby arrives home is very exciting for us human
family, but to our little fur family it can also be quite
expensive, exhausting, and scary. Your new shorkie baby needs lots
of love, patience, and kindness, but he also needs clear rules and
expectations from day one. He will also need his own place
that is a safe environment all around him. We recommend an
exercise pen, or playpen.
The first day with your shorkie puppy will bring lots of
challenges and great rewards. You will find that very special
accommodations need to be made to insure the health, happiness, and
well being of your new Shorkie friend and her new family.
KIDS MEET FUR KIDS
Your first day home with your puppy will set up what will become
a standard of care. Make sure children are taught to be careful when
handling a puppy and small children should NEVER carry a puppy
around. An adult should monitor interactions with small children at
all times. Some puppies are very fragile and all puppies are wiggly,
and rambunctious. Children should be taught to treat a puppy with
respect. Children should never be in charge of discipline or
correction of behavior.
If you are introducing a puppy to children in your home, make
sure you lay down ground rules first. It is best to do this and talk
to the kids several times before the shorkie puppy arrive. The
children should be clear on what the rules and expectations are
before you start to teach them to the puppy. If a small child would
like to hold the puppy she should first sit down so when the puppy
wriggles away, she won’t fall and get hurt.
Some basic rules should include:
1. Pick up your toys...or they may get ruined.
2. Don’t wake a sleeping puppy. She needs her rest. 3. Don’t interrupt a puppy who is eating. You might get bit. 4. Don’t carry a puppy around. Puppies break when dropped. 5. Don’t hit a puppy. It’s an adult’s job to discipline. 6. Treat a puppy like a friend, not a toy. |
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We have at least one of our wonderful shorkie puppies in the states below: Alaska AK, California CA, Connecticut CT, Florida FL, Kansas KS, Michigan MI, Missouri MO, North Carolina NC, Nebraska NE, Jersey NJ, New Mexico NM, New York NY, Oklahoma OK, Pennsylvania PA, Texas TX, Utah UT, Virginia VA, West Virginia WV,
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