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So, you're thinking about getting a puppy? Congratulations (and maybe a little bit of commiseration)! Bringing home your first furry bundle of joy is one of life's greatest pleasures, but let's be honest, it's also a whirlwind of excitement, confusion, and surprisingly large amounts of... well, you know. It's easy to get swept away by the cuteness and forget about the essentials: the planning, the patience, and the industrial-sized pack of poop bags you'll need. This guide is here to cut through the chaos and help first-time puppy parents prepare for the wonderfully messy reality of puppyhood. Packed with practical advice, humorous anecdotes, and zero judgment (we've all had a puppy pee on the rug), this book walks you through everything you need to know before bringing your furball home. From choosing the right breed and puppy-proofing your humble abode to stocking up on essential supplies and tackling early training, you'll find straightforward tips to help you navigate those first few weeks and months. The goal? To equip you with the knowledge (and sanity) needed to raise a happy, well-adjusted pup, ensure a harmonious home, and perhaps save a few pairs of shoes along the way. Because puppy love is amazing, but preparedness makes it even better.
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Start Writing NowClaudia-Tatiana Hucec was born in Romania, raised under the Italian sun, and now lives surrounded by enough pet hair to knit an extra pet. A lifelong animal lover and proud human to two cats and a dog, she knows firsthand the delightful chaos of a multi-pet home. With a background in criminology and psychology, she brings a unique perspective to understanding behavior—both human and canine. Her passion for helping new pet owners navigate the whirlwind of puppy parenthood (and protect their belongings) led her to write this ebook, packed with practical advice and much-needed humor. When not writing, she's likely drawing, crocheting, or plotting her next animal adoption.