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Puppy vaccinations: the difference between a serious path… and a well-told fairy tale
“Puppy ready right away”, “fully vaccinated”, “can enter Switzerland tomorrow”: why veterinary reality cannot be edited with a well-written ad.
ReadMicrochip and EU pet passport: how they really work (and why they are not 'optional')
Why microchip and EU pet passport are essential documents for the regular import of a puppy into Switzerland.
ReadNutrition in the first months: the real problem is not 'how much he eats'. But HOW MUCH is disrupted the moment he arrives home
Why suddenly changing a puppy's food right after arrival is one of the most common mistakes: stability, gradualness and PUPPIFY's true role.
ReadDocumented vaccinations and treatments: what is needed
Vaccination schedule, deworming, antiparasitics, rabies: what should be recorded in the booklet.
ReadWhat to check when receiving your puppy
Microchip, passport, vaccinations, and physical condition: the checklist to go through calmly.
ReadHow to recognize a well-cared-for puppy
Coat, eyes, ears, behavior: the first impression, competently interpreted.
ReadWhy a serious puppy cannot be cheap
Selection, health, documents, parental care: what's really behind the price.
ReadWhy Cheap Puppies Can Become Expensive
Saving on health, documents, or socialization will cost you later — in expenses and emotional burden.
ReadHow much a Maltipoo costs in Switzerland: purchase price and ongoing costs
Purchase price, health screening, grooming and nutrition: what a Maltipoo really costs in Switzerland over the long term.
ReadResponsible puppy purchase in Switzerland · Maltipoo and Poodle: differences and traits · French Bulldog: health, breathing and responsible selection · Dachshund and Kaninchen Dachshund: what to know before choosing · Pedigrees and international registrations · Swiss regulations, AMICUS registration, Maltese dog registry and equivalent European registries · Vaccinations and health documentation · Importing and customs clearance for puppies · Common mistakes and red flags when buying · Development, nutrition and socialization