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Details and Notes

Food and Water Bowls

Choose sturdy, non-toxic bowls that are appropriate for your puppy's size.

High-Quality Puppy Food

Opt for a premium puppy food formulated specifically for large breeds like Labradors. Consult your veterinarian for recommendations.

Collar and Leash

Select a lightweight collar and leash suitable for a growing puppy.

Identification Tags

Have identification tags engraved with your puppy's name and your contact information in case they get lost.

Comfortable Bed

Provide a cozy bed or crate with soft bedding for your puppy to sleep in.

Toys

Invest in a variety of safe chew toys and interactive toys to keep your puppy entertained and stimulated.

Grooming Supplies

Purchase a puppy-friendly brush, nail clippers, shampoo, and other grooming essentials to keep your Labrador's coat and nails in good condition.

Training Treats

Stock up on small, soft treats to use as rewards during training sessions.

Puppy Training Pads

Consider using puppy training pads to help with housebreaking.

Safety Gates

Install safety gates to restrict access to certain areas of your home until your puppy is fully trained.

Puppy Proofing Supplies

Remove or secure any potential hazards such as electrical cords, toxic plants, and small objects that your puppy could choke on.

Veterinary Care

Schedule a veterinary check-up for your puppy and discuss vaccination schedules, flea and tick prevention, and spaying or neutering.

Health Insurance

Consider purchasing pet health insurance to help cover unexpected veterinary expenses.

Puppy Training Classes

Enroll your puppy in obedience classes to socialize them and learn basic commands.

Patience and Love

Most importantly, be prepared to shower your new Labrador puppy with love, patience, and attention as they adjust to their new home.