These are a few of my favorite things and most useful items when you have a new puppy.

We recommend crate training for your new puppy. Your goal with crate training is to get the puppy fully house trained and not chewing up everything in sight. Once you have accomplished this, you should not need the crate, although many dogs love to have their own "room" That they can go to to have a break from their surroundings.   

We recommend the 22" Crate for a Lhasa Apso, but  the one with the divider for the first few days of puppy training. 

I hate messes in puppy pens, but I also know that my pups need to have access to food and water. Solution. I got hanging water and food bowls for each pen. These are small enough for a meal, but big enough that they don't run out of water after a single drink. 

I've gotten multiple variations of this bed. I love that they flip inside out to clean the creases, They are machine washable and I dry mine in the dryer as needed. If I line dry them, they don't take forever to dry. They have the bolster sides which are a godsend.  If you have a puppy accident, spilled food, or debris from coming in from outside, it collects and can be Shaken outside for quick cleanup before washing. I've tried many styles and these are the best. Make sure you select the 22" or 24" for the 22" crate. I prefer the 22" but I've used both and they fit. 

When your puppy leaves here, they are litter box trained to a stainless steel litter box with pelletized pine bedding pellets in it. It's a natural litter and helps them to associate the feel of the pellets with dirt and I find they transition to outside training very quickly. 

This is the link for the stainless steel litter box. 

These are technically flea combs, but I found them when I was trying to find a perfect comb for faces. I needed something small for my hands but easily managed so I didn't bump eyes when I was picking boogies. I got these to try and I'm hooked for life. I brush all of my dogs out with these and I swear by them. Not just for eyes, but for their whole body. You can pick out snarls so much easier. 

When it comes to snacking, I love to give my dogs treats. I love to see their little faces light up I love watching them dance around for a treat. But when you look at the ingredients on a lot of the traits, you're basically fitting in the trash. That really bothers me. So I started looking around for healthier alternative and I found these. They love them and I'm giving them something healthy that actually adds a little nutritional boost to their diet. Win-win