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All puppies have to go to the Bathroom especially small breads because they have very small bladders. So each time they wake up from a nap, after they drink water, after they eat or play hard try to take them outside ten to twenty minutes after. If you take
your puppy to the same spot consistently each time, you will begin to create a habit that will lead him to successful potty training.

Socialization and Feeding your Havanese the right way will suddenly become easy and fun.

A General Appearance of the Dog
The Havanese breed is a deceptively light and frivolous looking dog that is assuredly sound of mind and agile in movement. Its long, fluffy coat gives no indication of the “trooper” in this tried and true companion.

Havanese are very sociable and happy dogs who are easy to obedience train. This makes then good, portable traveling companions as they are quite adaptable. Long absences from family are not tolerated by the Havanese breed so should be considered when choosing one as a pet.

The Havanese is a breed meant to live in your home, and never outside or in a kennel.

How to take care of the Havanes Puppies?
It is needless to say that puppies would need extra care right from the time of birth till they are old enough to move around the house freely on their own. Update yourself on various puppy diseases such as Toxic Milk, Hypoglycemia, Fading puppies etc. From the time they are about 8 weeks old, puppies would need proper vaccination at regular intervals, talk to your vet and schedule appointments as per your pup's requirements.

Be sure to remove all possible hazardous things from your pup's reach, such as mothballs, detergents, bleaches, aerated cans, plastic scraps, fruit pits and foodstuffs such as chocolates, bones or play items like balls, batteries etc.

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