New Happiness is Pets testimonials

The following two happy pet owners wrote to share their experience about Happiness is Pets.

“I just love my new puppy. He’s so good, he is our family’s everything.  Thank you Happiness Is Pets for having the most wonderful puppies and finding good homes for them.  We love him. Thank you!”

Diane P./ Burbank/ about her Shih-Tzu

“A huge “thank you” to Amanda for all of her help with our new baby Lacey.  She is a wonderful addition to our family is adored by all.  She is a feisty  little thing, loves attention and is being spoiled rotten!  Thanks again and I will bring her in soon to visit.”

Melissa K  / New Lenox  / about her family’s new Min Pin

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Happiness is Pets: New Testimonials

Happiness is Pets has been providing Chicagoland with healthy happy puppies for over a quarter century.

Here are a few recent comments from happy owners:

Store: Orland Park
Last name: Gutierrez
Breed: Shih Tzu
“Amanda was so helpful.  The store was very clean and all of the puppies looked very happy and playful.  The quality of your breeders really shows in your puppies.”

Orland Park
Wetzel
Dachshund
“Amanda was wonderful.  Thank you so much for the newest addition to our family.”

Orland Park
Decker
Shih Tzu
“This is my 2nd dog that I have adopted from here.  My 1st is my 16 year old Cocker Spaniel.  There workers here are great and always willing to answer question I had.”

Orland Park
Verhoek
Miniature Schnauzer
“Very satisfied and like the way you take care of your puppies.  Also, I love that they are directly from breeders.”

Orland Park
Matthews
Labrador
“We purchased a German Shepherd 12 years ago from you.  We are super happy with her.  Now we have a 5 month old Chocolate Lab that is absolutely terrific.  Thank you so much!”

Downers Grove
Sanchez
Bulldog
“Rose is so amazing!  Our friends and neighbors adore her. From the moment we adopted her she has brought so much joy into our lives.  Thanks you Happiness Is Pets.”

Downers Grove
Samson
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
“We love our new puppy.  We went to 3 other pet stores and 2 shelters and your store was by far the cleanest!  Everyone was so helpful and made sure we got the right puppy for our 11 year old son.”

Naperville
Janikowski
Golden Retriever
“We got our puppy when he was 9 weeks old from you.  He plays great with our son.  We had him fully housebroken in 4 days (With your manager Kelly’s help!).  Thanks again.”

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Happiness is Pets: Preparing the Home for a Puppy

Are you purchasing a puppy from Happiness is Pets? If so, you need to prepare your home for the brand new puppy arriving in your life. Puppies make excellent friends and wonderful soul mates as well. But when a new puppy is brought home the house needs to be safe.

The first thing that should be done is all of the cabinets should have child safety locks on them to prevent the puppy from accessing cleaning supplies and other chemicals. If you don’t want the puppy to wander around the house, erect gates in hallways and doorways to keep the puppy from wandering. Happiness is Pets is a great place to look for puppy supplies.

The next thing that should be done is to purchase some toys for the puppy and a new bed or crate to sleep in. Happiness is Pets is a great place to look for that new puppy that will add love to your home.

Happiness is Pets: Looking for a Pet?

Are you looking for a pet? Are you specifically looking for a dog? Do you live in or near the city of Chicago? If so, then you should give Happiness is Pets a look or two. Puppies are the only animal that the company sells so we pour all of our time and energy into caring for the puppies at our many different locations.

Happiness is Pets provides our clients with only the healthiest puppies around today. Also, we offer our customers an excellent health warranty for the puppy they purchase from our company. Happiness is Pets not only sells puppies but we also have a variety of veterinary locations throughout the Chicago area.

Happiness is Pets: Dogs Make Great Pets

Dogs make the greatest pets and Happiness is Pets provides its customers with excellent service throughout the Chicago area. Dogs are man’s best friend because they provide love and affection to their owner unconditionally.

Dogs don’t know the wrongs of a human being and one of the best quotes ever uttered about dogs and their owners is on a coffee cup that we have at one of our Happiness is Pets locations. That quote: “My goal in life is to become as wonderful as my dog thinks I am.”

Happiness is Pets is not only the name of our wonderful company but is also an incredibly true statement. Pets make the perfect companion because of their unconditional love for their owners and can light up a house in seconds.

Happiness Is Pets: Vet Locations

Happiness is Pets specializes in bringing happiness to pet owners across the country with the services that they offer. One of the services they offer to their customers is a free vet exam with the purchase of a new pet.

Happiness is Pets offers a free pet exam within seven days of purchasing a new pet with one of their veterinarians. Their vets are located in the Illinois area and there are five different locations to choose from.

The customers of Happiness is Pets are extremely happy with their pets that have been purchased from Happiness is Pets. Here are some of their customers’ comments:

Laus purchased a Jack Russell Terrier from their Downers Grove store…”Thank you so much for my new puppy! He is so much fun and is learning everything very quickly.”

Veturna purchased a Labrador from their Orland Park story…”Amanda a was huge help to us.  This was a gift for my Son, his first puppy.  Amanda took the time to explain everything to us from A to Z. Thank you so much!”

Happiness is Pets: Free Vet Exam

Why does Happiness is Pets offer a free examine from a licensed veterinarian with each puppy sold? Because even though they get their puppies from quality breeders, they want to make absolutely sure that every puppy they sell is healthy and happy. It is the policy of Happiness is Pets to have each pup examined before they are sold. Then it is the option of the owner to take the puppy for a free vet exam. Every puppy buyer has 7 days from the date of purchase to bring their pup to one of our approved veterinarians.

Happiness Is Pets : Crate Training

Puppies who aren’t housebroken or  who do damage inside the home are puppies who are likely to be looking for a new home. If you get a new puppy you must housebreak and train your canine friend.

One of the best ways to housebreak and new puppy and to get that puppy out of trouble is to use a crate to confine and protect the pup.

Many people think that it is “cruel” to put a puppy in a cage. Actually dogs are den dwelling animals and most of them actually enjoy being in a crate.  Of course, you need to be reasonable. If you keep the pup in a crate when you are away at work. Don’t also keep him in the cage when you are home and can keep an eye on him. The crate is a teaching tool. Once the pup is housebroken and you are convinced that he won’t chew furniture or shoes, you can curtail its use.

You can buy a Fiberglas or wire crate that can be kept in any room in the house. It should be barely large enough for the pup to lie down comfortably. If your pup is one of the large breeds and you don’t want to buy several crates as he grows, buy an adult-size crate and partition it so it fits his current size.

The crate is a multi-purpose piece of dog paraphernelia. It can be used for:

Housetraining
Simply take the pup outside after each nap or meal. Do not play with him until he has done his business. If he hasn’t relieved himself in about 10 minutes, take him back inside and put him in the crate. Repeat the routine in 10-15 minutes. Remember, no play until the pup does hid business and lots of praise when he gets the idea.
Protection from excited toddlers.
Children need to learn that the pup needs some quiet time. A blanket over a wire crate will help a child understand that it’s time for your pup to rest.
Playpen for puppies when you’re not home.
If you need to take the kids to school or go to the grocery store, the pup that’s crated will not chew the furniture or wet the carpet while you’re gone. If he has already wet the carpet or chewed the furnitue, you can put him in the crate and issue a stern warning that there’ll be no more of that going on.
Sanctuary for the over-excited pup.
Don’t let your puppy run amok through the house, causing trouble and disruptions. And please don’t feel guilty about restricting his freedom. Sending the pup to his crate is somewhat akin to sending a child to his room: he feels comfortable there and he knows you are angry, and you have a chance to recover from his outburst.

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Happiness is Pets: Getting Ready for Your Puppy

Puppies are great. But they require a lot of time and attention. A new puppy is a responsibility and preparing for a new puppy means planning in advance.

Let’s talk first about supplies. Here is a partial list of what you will need.

Puppy Supplies

Food: Decide on a well balanced, nutritious puppy food and stick to it. We recommend Royal Canin Natural Blend.

• Food dish (Weighted and non-slip)
• Water dish (Weighted and non-slip)
• Leash (Consider the size of your dog. Puppies that are toy and small breeds should have lighter weight leashes than larger breeds. For safety, leashes should be well-made and strong enough for your dog.)
• Training collar (Standard and large breeds need a smooth metal link training collar. Toy and very small breeds or dogs with delicate necks should have a nylon collar rather than a metal one.
• Regular Collar A regular collar is important and should provide a place for your dog’s ID information–even though your pup has a microchip.

Sleeping area with bedding

Teething toys. (Puppies are teething until six months of age. Be sure you help your puppy soothe those sore gums with a reusable Fill-‘N-Freeze Bone or simply rinse wash cloths in cold water, wring out the excess and place the twisted rags in your freezer. When your pup needs some relief, give him a frozen washcloth. When the cloth your puppy is chewing has thawed, take it away from the dog so he cannot chew and eat it. Ice cubes are another possibility.Toys. Vary the toys that you have for your pup. There are doggy educational toys, challenging toys that hide special treats and secrets, safe chews and toys that cannot be pulled apart easily. Dogs get bored just like people, so offer a variety of toys.

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