Visit your vet

As soon as you get home, make an appointment with your veterinarian to give the puppy a complete checkup within 72 hours of your purchase.

If you don’t have a vet yet, ask the breeder or local kennel club for a recommendation. Although the puppy has been healthchecked by the breeder, an exam is good. It might show up problems that weren’t apparent the first time. If your vet offers microchip ID implants, this an excellent time to get one.

This is also the time to use your puppy’s breeder as a valuable resource for advice and information. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. The breeder wants your relationship with your puppy to be successful and can offer many tips based on years of experience.

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