Hi and welcome to EBN, you must be really excited to get your new baby Winston home. I have two EB, they are litter mates and are 14 months old.
Supplies you need for a new puppy:
Puppy food, we feed Fromms, and they have a puppy formula, as well as their foods are an all stages food.
puppy food should be fed for 6 or 7 months as they need the extra calories, fat and vitamins found in puppy formulas for the rapid growth and development of puppies.
most EB are allergic or sensitive to chicken based foods, salmon, grains, and corn, so should be fed a non chicken protein source and a non grain formula. A 5 or 6 Star food is the best choice for dogs, there is an excellent forum on dog food ratings on this site.
Natural supplements such as salmon oil, apple cider vinegar, plain unsweetened yogurt.
Signs of food allergies, or sensitivities in dogs are red face, ears, or eyes, hives, rashes, itchy skin, or paws, paw licking, runny, soft serve poops, diarrhea, swollen face. You can give Benedryl to your dog to alleviate allergy symptoms, and also before their vaccinations, especially when they are getting more than one vaccination at one time. My vet recommended giving Benedryl before they got their Leptovirus and Rabies shots, as these can cause reactions.
Leash/ collar, or harness.
Flea/ Tick products, we use Revolution from the vet.
Toys and chew products such as Nylabones, deer antlers, kong toys.
Nail Trimmers.
Poop/ Clean up gear and scoop bags ( the dollar store is a good source for these)
Grooming tools such as brushes, shampoo, conditioners, we use Petsmart puppy tearless formula with chamomile and oatmeal.
dog toothbrush and dog toothpaste.
Puppy training supplies: I found the puppy pads useless, and they tended to shred and tried to eat them, plus if you train the to go in the house on the pad, then when you want them to go outside later it is confusing to them, and you have to train all over again to go outside.
Baby gates, playpen
easy to clean dog bedding
ID tag/ name tags
Stainless steel bowls for food and water
Towels, we bought a bunch of cheap towels and face cloths from Walmart to use for dog bathing.
Unscented baby wipes for wiping the folds, eyes, ears, and butt pocket.
Healthy dog treats.
Dog carrier for the car, or a harness that can hook onto the seatbelt for safe car traveling.
Dog Insurance:
I'm not familiar with dog insurance in the States, but we use Pet Secure here in Canada and have been very happy with it, we put them on the Puppy Wellness Program for the first year, which included all their puppy exams, stool samples, vaccinations, micro chipping, spay/neutering, Revolution flea/ tick / heartworm treatments, accidental ingestions, motor vehicle accidents, and illness up to $5,000 per year for each. Then when they were a year old and finished with all the puppy stuff, we dropped down to the next level, which had the same coverage except for the puppy stuff.
I hope this helps you.
Supplies you need for a new puppy:
Puppy food, we feed Fromms, and they have a puppy formula, as well as their foods are an all stages food.
puppy food should be fed for 6 or 7 months as they need the extra calories, fat and vitamins found in puppy formulas for the rapid growth and development of puppies.
most EB are allergic or sensitive to chicken based foods, salmon, grains, and corn, so should be fed a non chicken protein source and a non grain formula. A 5 or 6 Star food is the best choice for dogs, there is an excellent forum on dog food ratings on this site.
Natural supplements such as salmon oil, apple cider vinegar, plain unsweetened yogurt.
Signs of food allergies, or sensitivities in dogs are red face, ears, or eyes, hives, rashes, itchy skin, or paws, paw licking, runny, soft serve poops, diarrhea, swollen face. You can give Benedryl to your dog to alleviate allergy symptoms, and also before their vaccinations, especially when they are getting more than one vaccination at one time. My vet recommended giving Benedryl before they got their Leptovirus and Rabies shots, as these can cause reactions.
Leash/ collar, or harness.
Flea/ Tick products, we use Revolution from the vet.
Toys and chew products such as Nylabones, deer antlers, kong toys.
Nail Trimmers.
Poop/ Clean up gear and scoop bags ( the dollar store is a good source for these)
Grooming tools such as brushes, shampoo, conditioners, we use Petsmart puppy tearless formula with chamomile and oatmeal.
dog toothbrush and dog toothpaste.
Puppy training supplies: I found the puppy pads useless, and they tended to shred and tried to eat them, plus if you train the to go in the house on the pad, then when you want them to go outside later it is confusing to them, and you have to train all over again to go outside.
Baby gates, playpen
easy to clean dog bedding
ID tag/ name tags
Stainless steel bowls for food and water
Towels, we bought a bunch of cheap towels and face cloths from Walmart to use for dog bathing.
Unscented baby wipes for wiping the folds, eyes, ears, and butt pocket.
Healthy dog treats.
Dog carrier for the car, or a harness that can hook onto the seatbelt for safe car traveling.
Dog Insurance:
I'm not familiar with dog insurance in the States, but we use Pet Secure here in Canada and have been very happy with it, we put them on the Puppy Wellness Program for the first year, which included all their puppy exams, stool samples, vaccinations, micro chipping, spay/neutering, Revolution flea/ tick / heartworm treatments, accidental ingestions, motor vehicle accidents, and illness up to $5,000 per year for each. Then when they were a year old and finished with all the puppy stuff, we dropped down to the next level, which had the same coverage except for the puppy stuff.
I hope this helps you.
to ebn. youve been given great advice so i will just say lots of pics are required. 
Winston is so beautiful. 
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