Your new puppy is going to need training to give them the tools they need to become a confident, well-mannered dog. Obedience training classes are a great route to take, as they can help you bond with your new puppy and show you how to effectively communicate with them. With training, you can teach your dog essential skills like how to walk using a leash, how to respond appropriately to commands, fetching and dropping, and more. Puppy training classes are also great for socializing your dog and getting them used to other dogs and people.

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With so many different dog food options out there, it can be hard to figure out what the best diet is for your puppy. What’s more, the information found online on what the best diet is for your puppy can often be subjective rather than science-based, making it even more difficult to come to a final decision on your puppy’s diet. 

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While the best way to exercise your puppy can be the subject of a lot of debate among canine professionals, the best way to ensure that your puppy gets a good amount of exercise is to use common sense and to consider your dog’s breed.

The key things to keep in mind are to gauge the amount of exercise your puppy needs to their individual personality and breed, giving them frequent breaks, and keeping playtime relatively low-impact (no super high frisbee or ball throws that might make them twist or contort their bodies) to prevent potential injuries.

Joint supplements can be given to puppies as early as when you start feeding them solid foods. As your puppy gets older, their little body will start to mature and grow into an adolescent and adult dog, meaning their bones and joints will also form into a permanent position. Preventing common conditions like hip dysplasia (which can start developing in dogs as little as four months old, depending on the breed) can be as simple as incorporating a joint supplement into your puppy’s diet. TRI-ACTA is especially easy to administer, as it comes in a tasteless powder that you simply mix in with your puppy’s regular wet food or kibble.

Large dog breeds are especially prone to joint issues, as well as other conditions such as hip dysplasia, and osteochondritis. One of the main ways you can prevent your dog from developing joint issues or one of the aforementioned conditions is by incorporating glucosamine joint supplements into their diet.

TRI-ACTA is packed with key ingredients that will support the joint health of your large breed dog, including two types of glucosamine: glucosamine sulphate and glucosamine hydrochloride. These substances occur naturally in your dog’s body, but production lessens as they age. Even if your dog isn’t older, glucosamine is one of the main components of healthy cartilage production, which is essential for repairing and regenerating damaged joints. This means when your dog exercises, plays, or participates in performance sports, the extra glucosamine promotes joint healing and helps keep their joints strong and working well.

Joint supplements benefit your puppy now and in the future by giving their body the tools it needs to prevent cartilage breakdown and underproduction. Common dog joint conditions that can affect dog breeds both large and small include arthritis, hip dysplasia (common in large breed dogs), luxating patellas (common in smaller breed dogs), and ligament strains and injury. The key is to give your puppy joint supplements from a young age to prevent these conditions from becoming a problem for them in the future.

Joint supplements combined with the right exercise give your puppy the edge he needs when it comes to preventing serious joint issues.

The essential components in TRI-ACTA that prevent joint conditions as your puppy grows include glucosamine, chondroitin, and Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM). These components occur naturally in your puppy’s body, so there’s no chance of any adverse effects by giving your dog supplements containing these components. TRI-ACTA also contains no fillers, meaning all the ingredients in the supplement powder are active ingredients that are meant to help keep your puppy’s joints happy and healthy.