These items will go home with your puppy at 8 weeks. Puppies do not go home prior to 8 weeks (by law).

Food and Nutrition

• Current puppy food: A small bag or several days' supply of the exact kibble the puppy is eating to prevent sudden stomach upset.

• Treats and chews: Puppy-safe training treats or small chews

Comfort and Scent Items

• Litter blanket or toy: A small blanket, towel, or toy rubbed on the mother and littermates to provide a familiar, comforting scent during the first stressful nights.

• Plush toys: Safe chew toys or a stuffed animal.

Official Documentation and Records

• Medical history: Up-to-date veterinary records detailing initial vaccinations, deworming treatments, and the date for the next booster shot.

• Microchip details: Microchip number and transfer-of-ownership instructions.

• Signed contract: A copy of the purchase agreement, health guarantee, or spay/neuter contract.

Care Guides and Supplies

• Feeding schedule: Instructions on portion sizes, feeding times, and the daily routine.

• Educational literature: Guides on housebreaking, crate training, socialization, and breed-specific care.