Puppies are curious and playful creatures, so it's important to puppy-proof your house to keep them safe. This Web Story will teach you how to do just that.

There are a number of danger zones in your house that you'll need to puppy-proof. These include:Electrical cords,Sharp objects,Chemicals,Cleaning supplies,Food and drinks.

Once you've identified the danger zones in your house, you'll need to gate off those areas to keep your puppy out. You can use baby gates, pet gates.

Puppies love to chew on things, so it's important to pick up any loose items that could be a choking hazard. This includes things like small toys, coins, and buttons.

Puppies are also clumsy, so it's a good idea to put away any breakables that could be knocked over. This includes things like glassware, vases, and figurines.

Puppies are also attracted to food, so it's important to secure your fridge and trash can. You can use child safety locks or even just keep these items out of reach.

Even if you've puppy-proofed your house, it's important to supervise your puppy at all times. This will help to ensure that they don't get into anything they shouldn't.