Puppy Proof Your Garage
Like your house, you should puppy-proof your garage or tool shed as well. Never leave your puppy in the garage or tool shed alone even if you have puppy-proofed them.
See below for a specific list.
This is not a complete list and Arizona Goldendoodles does not hold any legal liability, when in doubt please contact your Veterinarian.
What can he/she get into?
Move anything up and out of the way that you might not want chewed, accidently broken, or might be harmful to the puppy.
What can he/she jump on?
Make sure that if there is something to jump on, it will not help the puppy get into dangerous mischief.
What can he/she open or chew on?
Make sure all dangerous foods, plants, and cleaners are up and away in cupboards that can not be opened by your puppy.
Never assume he/she is okay.
If you want to assume, assume he/she will get into trouble – never assume they won’t investigate and/or touch something. Keep eyes on them at all times.
Poison
Put potential hazards such as antifreeze, motor oil, gasoline, fertilizer, insecticides, paint, paint removers, and tools up and far away from where your puppy and reach them.
Pulling Car Out
Double and triple check where your puppy is prior to moving you car. They want to be with you so if they get out while you are moving the car, they will go straight to you.
Doors
Remember puppies are always underfoot even when you don’t think they are anywhere close. When you are walking through a doorway make sure you know where your puppy is. You don’t want them to get loose and run away and closing doors can be dangerous even deadly if your puppy is in the doorway.