Puppy
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Help! My dog pees when they’re excited. What can I do?
Nothing takes the gloss off returning home to your overexcited dog like a fresh puddle of pee. Usually, it’s no big deal and can be cleaned up quickly, but here are a few tips on teaching your puppy or dog better control.
Petbarn Team
15 May 2026
Puppy parenthood: week 1 puppy necessities
Congratulations on your new puppy! Your new four-legged family member is bound to bring you so much joy. But in between the fun and games, you also need to make time for these puppy necessities to set you and your puppy up for success.
Rebecca Daly BVSc
29 May 2026
How to stop a puppy barking
Barking, whining and yelping are your dog’s way of communicating. Much like a crying infant, your puppy could be saying: “I need to wee”, “I want dinner” or “give me attention”. While most puppies will naturally begin making noises from an early age, some dogs and breeds may spend their lives in relative silence.
Petbarn Team
15 May 2026
What to consider when choosing a puppy
Before you choose a puppy to welcome home, make sure you’ve weighed up all the possibilities. Here’s our guide to finding the perfect match for you.
Petbarn Team
15 May 2026
ALL Puppy ARTICLES
What’s the best food for my puppy?
Understanding what’s the best food to feed your puppy plays an important part in helping them grow into a happy and healthy dog. Your puppy needs the right balance of vitamins and minerals to help them develop mentally and physically. Here’s our guide to making the best food choices for your new family member.
How to teach a puppy to sit, stay and more!
The first few days with your puppy is sure to be filled with cuddles, play time and pats, but it’s important to also focus on training. Using positive methods will not only establish a love of training but will also develop a strong bond between you and your puppy. Here are some easy steps to teach your puppy to sit, stay and come.
When do puppies lose their teeth? Everything you need to know about puppy teething
Your puppy may look cute and innocent, but beneath their adorable smile they actually have super-sharp teeth that not only hurt when they bite but can cause serious damage to your home. If you recognise that your puppy’s going through the teething process, you might just be able to save your favourite items from being chewed to shreds.
