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Puppy Setup

CentralValleyGoldens&Doodles
Aug 20
1 min read


1. Sleeping/quiet zone



* Comfortable crate with the door open


* Washable puppy bed


* Soft blanket


* Crate positioned against a wall or in a corner



2. Play zone



* 4–6 ft exercise pen


* Washable/non-slip flooring underneath


* A few rotating toys rather than 20 toys at once


* Puppy-safe chew toys


* Small tunnel or enrichment toy



3. Potty zone


If you’re using an indoor potty system, keep it as far from the bed as possible. A grass/turf tray can look much nicer than traditional pee pads.



4. Enrichment zone



* Lick mat


* Snuffle mat


* Treat-dispensing toy


* Puppy-safe puzzle


* A couple of different textures to explore


 
 

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