Identification, monitoring, and control of interest rate sensitivity, reliance on short-term, volatile sources of funds, and availability of assets readily convertible
Many vets will tell you that taking your puppy out and about before one week after the second vaccination is too risky. However, as this vaccination does not normally take place before 11 weeks old, this means your puppy would be 12 weeks old before you can begin taking him out and about.
Or, if you have a fenced yard and the weather is good, you can put the puppy outside. However putting the puppy outside when you aren't watching means you lose the opportunity to reward. The kennel is a preferable training tool. A young pup 7-9 weeks old should be in a kennel for no more than two hours at a time.