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We include records and supplies to help each puppy have the best start in life! The puppies all come pre-spoiled and started on socialization!

Your puppy is not fully vaccinated and can easily contract parvo, distemper etc. Before bringing your new puppy home, schedule a vet visit within three days of pickup. All puppies from Haggard Family Corgis, receive one 5-in-1 puppy vaccine at 7-8 weeks. His health record is included in your paperwork folder. Let your vet know about this vaccination. There is no real need to restart the series, but some vets want to start over since they didn’t administer the first one. Your puppy will need to complete the remainder of the vaccine series to build immunity. Your vet will guide you as to which vaccinations are needed and appropriate timing. They will also get him started on appropriate heartworm and flea prevention
Your HFC puppy has completed at least 3 rounds of wormer. Our puppies are tested for worms at their final vet checkup and normally leave with a clean fecal. If not, he will be sent home with a supply of appropriate medication and instructions for you to finish up at home. Disgusting as they are, worms are not the end of the world, they’re very easy to treat. Once he’s on a regular heart-worm and flea preventative, it should also take care of most intestinal worms.
Your HFC puppy already has his/her microchip!
Please take a few minutes once they are home to register it. It is free for life and has me listed as a backup, in case they can’t contact you. It only takes a moment. If you have any questions, PLEASE let me know and I will help you get your pup’s microchip registered!
We use Capstar for your puppy’s flea treatment. It’s a short term flea killer. We intentionally do not start long term flea treatments or start heartworm medication, so that you and your veterinarian can make decisions without fear of overlap or accidental overdose.
Your HFC puppy currently eats Diamond Puppy Food, in the purple bag, available at Tractor Supply and many other retailers. A starter bag of food is included in your puppy Go Home bag. If transitioning to another brand, please do it gradually to avoid tummy issues.
Stress diarrhea is very common due to the abrupt life changes your pup is going through. Plain canned pure pumpkin (not pie filling -too much sugar) can help bulk up a loose stool. Probiotics like Bene-bac, Purina’s Forti-flora, ProBios, or plain yogurt (no sugar added) with live culture can also help. I also highly recommend Bernie’s Perfect Poop (link below)

Parvo and distemper are SERIOUS illnesses and can kill your puppy!
Don't underestimate it. It's everywhere and it's deadly!
Don’t let it happen to YOUR baby- treatment is very expensive and recovery is not guaranteed.
Puppies shouldn't go ANYWHERE in public until they have full immunity.
If your puppy has to urinate or deficate - bring potty pads!
Be careful visiting with friends who have dogs- there is no guarantee where those paws and/or shoes have been. They could have come straight from the dog park or been boarded recently -even boarded at a vet’s office.
Your puppy does not have full immunity until at least 2 weeks after his last vaccination.
Speaking of the vet’s office, don't put him/ her down on anything (grass, sidewalk, floor, chairs, benches, check out counter, etc) that hasn't been sanitized. It’s best to bring your puppy into the office in a carrier or dog stroller. It keeps him away from contact with possible contaminants but also from people wanting to pet your puppy, when they have just been in direct contact with other dogs. If you can’t- keep him in your arms at all times and try to keep people from touching him. Make sure the exam table and scale are disinfected. Bring your own disinfectant wipes and some potty pads to ease your mind.
Not trying to sound paranoid- but where do sick dogs go? …. To the vet!
It’s just a fact, that there's a lot of really sick dogs at vet offices- and it’s not just the exam table. Think about the contagious dog that may have just come through, sprinkling germs everywhere- that just hasn’t started showing symptoms yet?
I mean absolutely no disrespect to vets!! I love my vet and appreciate that they do everything possible to keep the office clean, sanitary and disinfected- but don’t take a chance with that precious little life. My vet and her staff live this stuff everyday- they know, and they respect me for taking precautions!
If your vet (or their staff) don’t understand- you need to let your vet know about their staff’s attitude or find a different vet.
Puppies can't attend group training until he/she is fully vaccinated. That's usually 16 weeks.
For training recommendations contact your nearest AKC or breed club. It doesn't have to be corgis. They can make top notch local recommendations.
In the Baton Rouge area https://www.lccoc.org
You can start on basics at home with recall, sit, down, stay, leash training, etc. You tube for ideas, but save your money for real classes with a real, in-person local trainer. Go with your puppy-don’t send him off to be trained. He needs you to know how to interact with him.
I hope this will help a little with your new puppy’s transition and ensure a happy, healthy start!
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Personally, I suggest a 30" wire crate with double doors. The extra door gives you options placing the crate in your home. It seems big, but pups grow quickly!
ALL dogs need to be crate trained. If you ever need to take your dog with you in an emergency situation, they need to know how to be confined in a crate instead of screaming, throwing fits and causing problems.
We have to think about emergency evacuation plans here in Louisiana- but it's good to be prepared anywhere.

We love this set up. Perfect for containing your pup when you can’t have eyes on him/her!
Don’t bother with expensive dog beds for now. Your puppy will chew them up in no time!
Get something you can throw in the washer!
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