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What Goes Home With a Puppy
A puppy pack is what a breeder sends home so a new owner is not shopping in a panic on day one. It is also the difference between a puppy that settles and one that spends its first week without anything familiar.
What We Stock
Daily essentials kits
The puppy daily essentials kit at around $176, covering the things needed in the first fortnight in one purchase.
Interactive toy sets
Around $40. Enrichment from the first week matters more than most owners realise, and a puppy already used to working for food is easier to live with.
Building Your Own Pack
The things new owners most often lack on the first night are a heartbeat toy, a bed that smells of the litter, the exact food the puppy has been eating, and a written feeding schedule. Food is the one people get wrong: changing brands the day a puppy moves house causes diarrhoea almost every time.
What to Include From the Breeder Side
Vaccination and worming records, microchip paperwork, the pedigree if applicable, and your phone number for questions. RPBA members supply all of it as standard.
Trusted by RPBA Breeders
Responsible Pet Breeders Australia members send puppies home with a pack rather than a bare carrier, because the first week sets the tone for the next fifteen years.
