Super cute! Only 5 pounds? The puppy phase can be brutal. Good luck on that.
We have a dog bed that has a mesh part in the middle:
You then put this above the air conditioning vent.
We also tried this, but my dog doesn’t like it. Attacks it:
Your dogs - let's see them
kib1
(KM)
#1357
My dog was a Norwich Terrier. In puppyhood we called him a Norwich Terror. 
What a lovely little dog. 
ctviggen
(Bob M)
#1361
Doug, we’re having work done at the house (bad electrical panel), so my wife took her to doggy daycare. She comes home exhausted, which is why I think she let me take a picture of her. Usually, when the camera/phone comes out, she realizes it and acts like she doesn’t want her picture taken.
My neighbor had a Bernese Mountain Dog, and it was huge. She said it could also be stubborn. Unfortunately, he didn’t live long after we got here.
A smaller dog is a benefit. Costs less to feed and everything else is usually smaller and cheaper.
You’ll have to let us know how the puppy phase goes. My pup went through a chewing phase that was tough. And we had to learn to crate/contain her and put her down for naps. Not sure if Terriers are the same, but those little teeth could hurt sometimes.
Good luck with that super cute pup!
OldDoug
(Doug)
#1362
Bob, puppy teeth - little enamel toothpicks, very, very sharp. He’s drawn blood and torn skin. High prey drive - they were bred to chase and kill small rodents, and he bites and shakes many things…
clackley
(Cathy)
#1363
My jack russell mix was a super chewer as a puppy. She went through so many Kongs, I lost count (not to mention so many other toys and pretty much anything that got within her reach). Puppies are so much fun but also nice when they stop with the chewing!
