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We are so excited that your new furry family member has arrived and is getting bigger by the day. We already have families asking about crates, food, etc. I have created a resource list (with links) below of all the things we love and recommend.

We want nothing more ,than for you and your family, to have an easy transition when bringing your new furry family member home. The number one reason for returned puppies is families not preparing themselves for what to expect and putting in time to mold their puppy into what they want their puppy to be.

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Here at TX Howdy Doodles, we work with the puppies from the time they are 4 days old. By the time they go home at 8 weeks, we have begun crate training, leash training, learning how to sit and wait and much more. We are just scratching the surface and setting up the foundation for you and your family. Then it's your turn to continue this training. IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO PUT INTO YOUR PUPPY WHAT YOU WANT TO GET OUT OF YOUR PUPPY!!! Consistency and POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT is so important. You will get way more out of your puppy by rewarding what you DO want instead of yelling/punishing for what you DON'T want. They aim to please, so take advantage of that and use it to reward them when they do please you.

We have put together a list of resources that can help with everything for your puppy! I have listed them in categories. I hope this helps....

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raining videos

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Board & Train

BAXTER AND BELLA TRAINING

Here are a just a few of the amazing things you will get with this training program:

65 step by step lessons
over 100 How-to videos
one-on-one professional help
online coaching groups
Training games and activities
printable charts and checklists
ask the trainer FAQs
resource library, video archives and more...

With this program you have lifetime access to real life trainers that you can schedule through video call and videos you can watch (as many times as you want) with training tips on areas you are struggling with. I would recommend getting started today, before you pick up your new fur baby, and make a plan to set you both up for success!

So, how do you do that? Visit www.baxterandbella.com and use coupon code: HOWDY for 25% OFF. That means for $178, you can feel confident that you are giving your pup and your family the relationship you desire for a lifetime of fun, excitement and happiness….for a lifetime!!!

Whether you are seasoned owner with puppies or a first time puppy owner, you never know what new adventures and challenges each puppy will uniquely bring to your home. This is a fabulous recourse to have in case you need that extra help and its WAY less expensive that having a personal trainer come to your home.

If you are wanting your puppy to have an in person trainer or even have a Board and Train experience where they go to a training program for a few weeks to be trained extensively, here are some great options that are local to us.

DOG TRAINING AND BOARD & TRAIN

Audrey with JUST LOVE THE DOG 512-508-2660

Rebecca with Kindred Spirits Ranch - 919-602-8859

A Better Bond Dog Training - 512-886-8297

Austin Dog Zone -512-537-2364

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Zak George Dog Training Revolution

Puppy Training in 7 Easy Steps

Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy

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CHICKEN LOG - **This is what the puppies have been getting daily**.

BEEF LOG - (just cut them up into small chunks)

BULLY STICKS - Great for crate time. ALWAYS THROW AWAY ONCE THEY GET TO 3 INCHES OR SMALLER so they don't choke on them.

TREATS AND MORE- This includes treats, grooming stuff and more.

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robiotic for upset tummies

PROBIOTICS - I highly recommend having this on hand at all times in case they get an upset tummy. Just place powder in bowl and add a little water. They love it! Taste like beef.

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SQUEAKY FACES - these are there favorites.

HOL-lee Roller Ball - you can stuff jerky treats inside

YOUNGEVER CHEWING BALL - you can place kibble in this and put in crate

TREAT DISPENSER BALL

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DOG CRATE -This one has a divider included. Start with just enough space for your puppy to lay stretched out. Move divider as they grow. If you give them more room than that, they will likely potty in their kennel.