This can be the best gift IF the giving is well orchestrated. It can be the worst gift, though, if the receiver is un-prepared. Here's a partial check list of things that need to be provided (as Christmas gifts) as well.
1) Credit voucher to vet for well puppy care and elective surgeries as needed (spay/neuter, ear crop, any special eye lid surgery) 600 - 1500.
2) Cash Card for any emergency veterinary care, at or away from home (cuts, broken bones, bloat, zipper surgery) 2000.
3) Credit voucher for Puppy Kindergarten (50) and one for Novice Level Obedience (95).
4) Vari Kennel (90), Ex-Pen (90), and Kennel Run (500).
5) Bag of premium puppy food AND a credit voucher to cover the first year feed expense (150 - 400 ... depending on size of dog).
Stocking Stuffers:
Food and water bowls, training supplies, toys, bed, book: The Art of Raising a Puppy.
Question: How to organize these 'gifts' to make sure that the whole gift is given and not just the puppy?
2007-11-20
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