Little Baby Harry 🐾

Playing with Harry

Harry likes all kinds of attention and playtime. Be aware that he likes to jump and playfully bite, Harry is much faster and stronger than he thinks! You can tell him "No" if he's doing something you don't like, or just redirect him to a toy instead. (He can entertain himself for quite a while.)

Harry's Behaviour & Vocabulary

Harry speaks surprisingly good English when treats are involved.

"Sit" "Down" "Come" "Wait" "Touch" "Paw" "No!"

If he seems nervous, offer him a treat — as long as he responds to food, all is well.

Food & Supplies

Food: in the compartment above the oven in the kitchen — there's a cardboard box of treats and such inside
Lead & harness: next to the front door in the fuzzy box
Cleaning supplies: just to the left of the cleaning device in the living room (just in case — he's been doing great!)

Going for Walks

Always use the double blue lead — clip one onto a harness.

Harry can go 0 to 100 the moment he spots something small: a leaf in the wind, a small dog, a child, or something he suspects is hiding in a mud puddle. He launches himself at full speed and does not factor in the lead.

He's especially excited around small dogs, so keep a tight grip. He is scared of dogs, especially big dogs — don't worry about it.

Daily Schedule

Walks

Before 9:00 — morning walk essential
12:00 – 13:00 — midday walk
17:00 – 18:00 — afternoon walk
Before bed — evening walk essential

9:00 — morning walk essential
15:30 — afternoon walk
22:00 — evening walk essential

Meals

8:00 – 9:00 — breakfast
~18:00 — dinner

If you stick to this routine you'll never have bathroom accidents at home! Especially the first and last walk. The other two; try to walk him within 5 hours of Harry drinking water. Both meals are the same — don't worry about a serving size.

Good to Know

Harry finds transport and small spaces a very stressful — just good to keep in mind.

Most importantly: don't leave him alone. He's a social butterfly and loves company!