A Cream Puppy Is Waiting in the Wagon for His Ride
A cream Havanese puppy sits tall in a little red wagon that has been lined with a soft blanket, front paws neatly together, black button nose pointing straight ahead. His ears are lightly fluffed and his dark eyes are bright and eager. The wagon's black handle rises behind him, and in the room beyond, a basket of laundry and a pair of shoes seem to be waiting too.
Wagons and strollers are a nice way to take a small puppy out for fresh air before it has finished its vaccinations, since the pup stays off the ground. Ask your vet when it is safe to introduce the puppy to the outdoors and other dogs. Even a short ride helps a young dog get used to new sounds, smells and sights, which is an important part of growing up confident.
Havanese are small, which makes them well suited to apartments and homes without big yards, but they still need walks and play. They are known as friendly, outgoing dogs who tend to greet strangers with a wagging tail rather than suspicion. Gentle socialization with people and other pets while young usually helps them develop a calm, happy temperament.
This passenger looks ready for his trip. He has his blanket, his best posture and a clear view of the road, and all he needs now is a driver.
