Get a few books and read about different training methods before junior arrives!

For the walk: Microchip, Leash, name tag, collar, poo bags General: Food and water dishes (ceramic or plastic if your dog has a white face to prevent mineral staining) Bed, crate, toys, Food (start with what your breeder has been feeding to avoid upset tummy), treats, supplements, flea treatment For the yard: Pooper scooper and bin, rugged outdoor toys like soccer ball CHECK YOUR FENCE! You may have a digger a climber or a pushy little one on the way - make sure your fence will keep her safe!

Good luck with the little one!

add a little appetizer on top - depending on what your dog can handle: cottage cheese, grated hard cheese, yogurt, egg, salmon oil, cooked ground meat, canned tuna or salmon... lots of things to try if your pooch can eat them!

There are some great pre made "starters" out there like Honest Kitchen - you just add your own protein http://www.thehonestkitchen.com/dog-f... check this link out.

Grain free options and different mixes are available.

hope this helps!

a nice bone or antler chew?

Practice crate training in short spells when your home - like on the weekend or at night - makes it easier!