looking for a tasty recipe for cornish game hen?
Personally I just salt and pepper the bird good and baste it with melted butter, then every 20 minutes or so baste it with the drippings until it's doneOther then that, use a cup or more of wine in the pan and then baste it the same wayThe combination of both the butter and wine enhances the flavor.
-food with steel bowl -water with a steel bowl -blankets a dog bed(they may chew it up) -you should have an exercise pen so when you are not home they have a place to stay -dog pads! -teething toys, hard toys they can chewOne soft to snuggle with-treats for good doings Also: how to soften food is to pour a water bottle with a bowl of kibble and then put it in the fridgeIt may sound crazy, but it works since they are growing teethBring a blanket with you so you can keep it warmA good thing to have is salmon oil(at local dog stores), it will give your dog a healthy coat, but only give it once a dayThe exercise pen should have pads in it tooMOST IMPORTANT: Natures Miracle to get up stains and get rid of the odorIt will also make sure the dog will never go on the spot againDO NOT LET THEM OUTSIDE UN' TIL SECOND SET OF SHOTSThey can get parvo which gets the dog very sick Last: get the dog's info so you can set up with a docter and go for regular appointmentsYou should get a book about training also Get ready for long nightsMAJOR: It is a little early to get the dog.
Ok you've known for a month you were getting a puppy and you failed to go out and get all the required supplies needed? What happens when you start housebreaking it? when it chews, when it bites you? I think the worse thing you can do if fail to prepare yourself for a new puppy because it is a baby that poops outsideWhat will you do when it cries all night long? Will you know what to do when it cries and barks till 4 am? Probably not that's why dogs end up in sheltersBEFORE you pick up this puppy go to PetSmart or PetCo and pick up a book on housebreaking, crate training and what to expect with your new puppyPick up 2 metal or ceramic dog bowls one for water one for food, an ADJUSTABLE collar and matching leash, a crate, a dog bed, puppy food [the same as what your Grandpa is feeding right now] small training treats, sturdy chew toys, baby gates to block off any stairs so he doesn't go falling down them and make a vet appointment to get an exam and his booster shotsAlso if the dog had pups 4 weeks ago they are not ready to leave their mother for another month, if they are not 8 weeks old wait until the pup is before getting him, taking away from the mother too soon will cause behavioral issues as he grows upREAD ALL YOU CAN ON HOUSEBREAKING know what to do BEFORE it happens, before you come home, get him started out on the right foot, don't just take the dog outside and hope he knows what to do then after 5 minutes bring him back in and get mad when he tiddles on the floorLearn how to crate train him, and properly train him so he learns to housebreak quickerAlso learn how to correct him when he nips youThe better prepared you are the better you and this puppy will doYou wouldn't NOT study for a test, so why not prepare yourself for this puppy, it's not easy it's really quite hard but very easy to screw a puppy up by going about it all wrongGood luck this website is a good place to start.
You will need these things: 1a place for the dog to sleep in(a dog crate) 2a good collar 3a good leash(don't get the kind that extends until your puppy has learned how to walk nicely on the leash) 4puppy food(you can get the dry kind and some cannedThe canned dog food is okay to give your puppy in small amounts.) 5food and water dishes(do not get the ones made out of plastic because the puppy will chew thosethe best kind are stainless steel.) 6A book on puppy careIt will give you all the information you will need7A trip to the vet because you want to make sure that your new puppy is healthyThe vet will want a sample of the puppy's poop so it can be tested for parasitesIf there are any, the vet can then provide a treatment to get rid of themAlso get your puppy on a medication to protect its heart from a disease called heart wormsMosquitoes transmit this disease to dogs Congratulations on getting your first puppy! If you have any other questions after you have brought this puppy home, feel free to ask.
well, first and foremost you'll need puppy foodthen instead of spending all of that money on chew toys and dog beds.i'd take him to the vet to get his check up and first shotsyou do not want him to get ParvoI've had 2 puppies get that before and its not pretty.so, I'd highly suggest the puppy food and the vet be my top priorities.and as a puppy you don't want to take it to the park or anywhere where a bunch of other dogs have been until you've atleast gotten it 2 rounds of parvo shots
