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Eva's picks: the gear our team buys for a new puppy

What the people at the flagship actually take home, and why.

By Olivia Marsh, Editor.

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A collection of puppy gear on a shop counter: a bed, a leash, a toy, and treats

We sell a lot of gear and use a little of it. These are the items that come home with the team, again and again.

For sleep

A crate that folds and a bed that survives the wash. Orthopedic foam is worth it for large breeds from the start, because joints are built in the first year.

For training

Soft treats that break small and a two-handle leash. The second handle near the clip is the most used piece of gear on a busy sidewalk.

For downtime

One stuffable toy in two sizes. Frozen, it buys twenty quiet minutes. Rotate two so one is always in the freezer.

Olivia Marsh

Editor

Olivia leads the Eva Journal. She has raised three golden retrievers and fostered more puppies than she can count.

This content is for educational and informational purposes only and is not veterinary or professional advice. Eva is not responsible for any loss, injury, or risk arising from reliance on the information here. Eva may earn a commission from affiliate links on this page.

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