So when I was 13 my family got a dog, and I don't have very specific memories from what it was like as a puppy other than that I was happy to have a dog. By the time she died at around 10 she had been super well behaved and easy to manage for so long I forgot what it was like when she was young.

Now I'm in my late 20s and my fiancee and I just got 2 puppies and we're both completely exhausted. I feel like I never hear anybody talk about how exhausting it is to raise puppies that have endless energy and require constant supervision.

So I was wondering what y'all's experiences have been with getting/raising dogs at the puppy stage

A lot of work, money, and time invested in training, food, etc..

But it's worth it tho.

helpguide.org/articles/mental-health/mood-boosting-power-of-dogs.htm

Also OP, crate train your puppies lmao.

And whatever you do don't take them out unless they have all their shots breh

My boi Pluto ain't make it after a week because of Parvo

PLUTO 🥺 that was the saddest thing that ever happened too me

im sorry for my loss breh

i came int this thread sooo happy now im crying wby

same

look at my bio 💗

ayo

We are crate training them. Still so much time required to bring them outside to pee/poop and play

But in reply to your other post, we def are not bringing them in public until they got all their shots