Trip to Pets At Home tomorrow - What do I need???

Getting all the stuff for Kayla tomorrow. Would you guys mind checking it over and make sure I have everything down?:
Food - same as breeder (ordered from Sainsburys)
Treats - as many as possible for training
Crate
Bed (that can fit in crate)
Blanket - i will leave this with the breeder for a week to smell like mom and the other pups
Bowels x2
Feeding Mat
Collar
Lead
Dog friendly cleaner
Toys (loads of em, especially chewing ones)

The main thing im worried about is a car harness - I want something to secure her in the seat, is there anything you can recommend?

Thanks again guys, sorry for all the writing.

I think that's most things covered except a soft brush to get your pup used to being groomed.

Most of the pet stores will sell a car harness. Just have a look & see which one you prefer. I used a pet carrier to secure Dempsey until he got too big for it & then I bought a short lead type thing that connects directly to the seat belt clip thing (very technical!).

Caryll wrote:I think that's most things covered except a soft brush to get your pup used to being groomed.

Most of the pet stores will sell a car harness. Just have a look & see which one you prefer. I used a pet carrier to secure Dempsey until he got too big for it & then I bought a short lead type thing that connects directly to the seat belt clip thing (very technical!).

Sounds posh thats probably what im after, just worried about it being to big for her - oh well she'll grow into it.

Brush check

1001 stain remover?!?!?!? I swear by it, always cleaning mud/food/water/my wine when she knocks it over off the floor

janey wrote:1001 stain remover?!?!?!? I swear by it, always cleaning mud/food/water/my wine when she knocks it over off the floor

How about Beer, thats more the poison of my choice is this avaliable at P@H???

janey wrote:1001 stain remover?!?!?!? I swear by it, always cleaning mud/food/water/my wine when she knocks it over off the floor

WHAT? She knocks over your wine?????

She's clumsy, but gets a proper bol***king for doing it believe me.

I bet she licks the wine up before you get a chance to clean the carpet!

They say a dogs like its owner, I generally beat her too it!

sounds like you have thought of everything, although we never bothered with a car harness even when we picked up harvey at just over 7 weeks old he just sat on the seat

janey wrote:They say a dogs like its owner, I generally beat her too it!

I can just picture it..............

Bowels x2 shouldn't that be bowls x2 lol

ella wrote:sounds like you have thought of everything, although we never bothered with a car harness even when we picked up harvey at just over 7 weeks old he just sat on the seat

Hopefully Kayla will be ok too, only problem is I have a convertable (posh I know) and I have images of her jumping out

billysgirl wrote:Bowels x2 shouldn't that be bowls x2 lol

LOL!!!! Too much reading on toilet training

Skimsa wrote:

billysgirl wrote:Bowels x2 shouldn't that be bowls x2 lol

LOL!!!! Too much reading on toilet training

poo bags....for when she can go outside! very classy! lol x

blaze wrote:poo bags....for when she can go outside! very classy! lol x

Good old tesco provide them for free
Though I do think puppy pads are a good idea as i will keep her in for a week till her 2nd jab has taken effect.

Skimsa wrote:Though I do think puppy pads are a good idea as i will keep her in for a week till her 2nd jab has taken effect.

I tried a puppy pad with Dempsey - he tried to eat it!

Caryll wrote:

Skimsa wrote:Though I do think puppy pads are a good idea as i will keep her in for a week till her 2nd jab has taken effect.

I tried a puppy pad with Dempsey - he tried to eat it!

i hope Kayla dosent, she is the least 'chewy' of all the litter but the stories ive been hearing about staffies - my flatmate wanted to litter train her like a cat lol

you will need a big box ov plasters for the puppy nips there like little needles lol

My EZ dog harnesses came with a seatbelt attachment and they were only about £15