First - congratulations to the new family member. Hopefully you have many and wonderful years ahead of you.
For the first time, your cute puppy needs peace and quiet. It needs to land in its new home and with its new family members. For a small puppy, life largely consists of sleeping, peeing and eating. And in between to slowly explore the environment. When the puppy gets bigger, you can expand the puppy's world and start the journey to the adult dog you want.

Buy your puppy based on its characteristics, not on how cute it is. For all puppies are cute! Even before you buy your puppy, you should therefore have checked the origin of the dog breed.
Three common breeds in Sweden are dachshund, border collie and golden retriever. In addition to the appearance, there are also completely different types of dogs and which can be good to know. A dachshund is a dog with barking hunting characteristics, a border collie is a working herding dog that is also very easy to learn. Golden is a retrieving bird dog, which may explain why it wants to wear your glove.
The origin of your puppy shows the type of dog you will get. Will it be easy to bark? Does it like to hunt? Will the dog's fur need to be cut? All this can be good to know and decide on before choosing a puppy.

Common questions from new puppy owners are how to get the puppy room clean? How should the puppy be exercised? And when can you start training the puppy to be alone? When can I start training the puppy?
And the short answers are that it depends. It depends on race, age and individual. But a slightly longer answer comes here.
Your dog will be room clean by training the doggy to pee outdoors. Take out the cute puppy as soon as it has woken up, as soon as it has played and as soon as it has eaten. It is many times in a day that a puppy needs to empty his bladder. By keeping the dog under supervision, you will learn to recognize the signs from your little needed puppy. Because the more times the dog does the right thing, the easier it will be for it to understand what you mean. But remember that it can take time to get the doggy room clean, so be patient.

So it was with exercise. Do not think that you should exercise the puppy, but of course the little one needs to move. It can be good to let the dog use his body. Because just like for us humans, dogs feel good about moving. Getting to climb and run and balance is something a puppy needs to learn to find all four legs and to develop his body control. If the puppy gets tired, then the promenade may have been too long. Another way is to lift the doggy and carry it for a while. Soon the little dog will probably get fit again and want to go down to earth to continue his explorer adventure.
It is by being able to take part in walks that the dog gets to learn more about what the world looks like, so get used to it in different environments, both forest and urban environment. Let the puppy learn how a truck sounds, that children ride bicycles, that there are other animals and people.

Let the puppy training be based on play. By playing with the dog, it learns at the same time as you two build a nice relationship. And that's exactly what makes puppy training so fun! To play and be with the puppy is to train. To get the dog to learn its name, that is to train. To make the little doggy not bite on shoes, it's to train. To get the puppy to go on a leash, that is, to train. So your normal everyday life includes a lot of training time.
Train positively and reward generously. Puppy training is something that you can start immediately when the puppy comes to your home. The first thing the puppy will learn is probably his name, but then there are more simple exercises that you can play in, like sit and come.

And just summoning is one of the things we want to strike a blow for. By having a really good recall on your dog, dog life will be so much freer and more fun. So our tip is that you work hard to get a good recall on your puppy, so that the dog really comes when you shout. It will be worth its weight in gold throughout your life together.
The same applies when you teach your puppy to be left alone, it can take time, but it is also something that most dog owners think is very important. A good trick can be to have solo training when the dog is a little tired, such as after a walk. Exercise often and for short periods, then expand as you go along. For some individuals, it is quick and easy to accept that master and mistress leave one alone, while others think it is scary and need a longer schooling period.
Practice short workouts and quit before your puppy gets too tired. Because remember that your little doggy is actually a baby and it will therefore not be as strong as an adult dog. And take the opportunity to enjoy your little puppy who probably thinks that all kinds of training with you is a fun game and a good way to socialize.