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    23 Products Amazon Reviewers Swear By For Their Puppies

    Everything you need to keep your puppy safe, happy, healthy, and well-behaved.

    1. A behavioral aid that your little angel can cozy up with when they're anxious or sleepy. The fuzzy doll comes with a tool that emits a pulsing heartbeat and a nontoxic heat pack in order to mimic the sensation of snuggling up with a fellow pup.

    A puppy sleeping on the plush doll

    2. A self-warming bed, so your baby won't have trouble getting to sleep on the first few nights without their brothers and sisters. The bed reflects their heat to keep them cozy on chilly nights and the faux-lambswool is so snuggly, you'll be tempted to climb in with your pup.

    A dog snuggling in the bed

    3. A puzzle game to give them the mental stimulation they need to prevent the boredom that provokes naughty behavior.

    A dog playing with the game

    4. A dental care kit because it's so important to start regular brushing when they're young. It comes with a toothpaste that is safe for pups (absolutely do not use human toothpaste!), a skinny, double-sided toothbrush, and a silicone finger toothbrush.

    A puppy posted with the toothbrush

    5. A 6-pack of chicken-flavored teething rings to ease their sore little gums. Gnawing on these pliable, twisted rings will gently massage their gums and relieve any chewing urges. They are made with natural ingredients and packed with nutrients that support healthy teeth, bone, and brain development in your pup.

    A dog gnawing on the treat

    6. A 14-pack of puppy pads that have five separate layers in order to absorb up to three cups of liquid, neutralize odors, and disguise those ugly, yellow stains. They are developed with pheromone attractant, so your babe will know where to go from day one.

    7. A bag of Greenies pill pockets to make the medicine go down so much easier. Just stick a pill in one of these treats and pinch the pocket closed — your puppy won't be able to taste or smell the medicine through this tasty treat!

    The bag of greenies

    8. And a bottle of pet stain remover because accidents do happen. The natural, enzymatic bacteria solution is gentle enough to use on pretty much any surface but strong enough to totally remove all of the stains (and their odors) that your little buddy makes.

    9. How To Raise The Perfect Dog, a book that will tell you everything you need to know about choosing, socializing, teaching, and caring for a new puppy.

    The cover of the book with author Cesar Millan

    10. A long leash, so they can get their zoomies out without pulling your arm off. It's also a great tool for training them for a life off-leash.

    A reviewer holding a long leash with their dog

    11. An exercise playpen if you want to have eyes on your newest family member at all times but can't afford to spend the whole day chasing them around the house.

    A dog in the playpen

    12. A training pouch that holds everything you need, whether you're doing a training session or taking your pup on a walk. It has a drawstring pouch to hold a generous amount of treats, a poop bag holder, a ring to hold your clicker, and pockets for your phone and keys.

    13. A pet carrier with two doors, so you can easily tuck your pup in or pull them out. Whether you've got a plane ride or a road trip coming up, you can bring your pet along in this carrier knowing that they will be comfortable and safe.

    A dog in the pet carrier

    14. A jar of calming treats made with hemp, chamomile, and valerian root to help your anxious puppy relax while you're getting them acquainted with your home and family.

    A bottle of duck flavored stress and anxiety calming chews

    15. Or an anxiety jacket which is basically a weighted blanket that your pup can wear everywhere. The constant pressure both eases anxiety and calms them down when they're hyper!

    16. A patio panel for your sliding glass door, so your pups can let themselves out when they need a wee.

    A puppy walking through the transparent plastic panel in the glass door

    17. A clicker because clicker training is a foolproof system of positive reinforcement. All you need to do is teach your pup to associate a click with getting a treat so that they'll recognize the click as an acknowledgement of good behavior.

    A reviewer holding the purple clicker

    18. Or a remote-controlled treat dispenser that you can operate from up to 100 feet away. With one of these bad boys, you can clicker-train them all around the house without carrying a bunch of treats and a clicker around with you everywhere you go.

    The device, which is dome shaped and has space for dog treats

    19. A maze bowl if your puppy eats like they're never going to see food again.

    A puppy eating out of the bowl, which has grooves to slow down their eating

    20. A pet carrier backpack for the early years when they're too young for strenuous activity, but you still want to bring them on all of your adventures.

    A reviewer biking with their dog on their chest in the backpack

    21. A nonslip, waterproof seat cover that'll keep both your car and your puppy safe. The hammock design will prevent them from sliding and falling if you have to hit the brakes.

    A dog in the seat cover in the back of a car, with the cover encasing the whole row of seats and blocking access to the front

    22. A padded harness, so your eager buddy doesn't choke themselves when they tug at the leash.

    A puppy in the blue harness with a leash attached

    23. A crate which not only has over 40,000 reviews, but was also named the best dog crate by Wirecutter. It sits on rollers to protect your floors, has a durable pan, and easily folds up for storage. It also comes with a divider to limit the space they have when they're little and still learning not to pee in their den.

    A dog in the black wire crate

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