Some additional items I can think of:
1) Dog food container.
* I use a food container that doubles as a raised dog bowl holder.
2) Trash cans that go under the cabinet or lock
* I converted a dog food container as a locking trash can and put a sliding recycle container under the cabinet.
3) Hide the dog beds until you know they won't be chewed.
* It took 4 years for my Lab, and I am still waiting with Radar who is not yet a year and a half old.
4) Treat containers.
* Easier access than the resealable bags, and not all of them come resealable.
5) Storage bin for the toys.
* It can be quite a treat if the puppy only has a couple of always-available toys, and then you pull out that once-in-a-while toy.
6) Band aids, neosporin, hydorgen peroxide.
* For that teething period.
7) OdoBan
* For the accidents that will happen.
8) A shoe rack or storage bin.
* Self explanatory?
9) Tie wraps, outlet plugs, or any other means of hiding cables, plugs, and electrical outlets.
* Just like child proofing.
10) External hard drive and extra memory cards for the camera.
* You will take an excessive amount of pictures, so have a place to store them - and don't forget to post lots of them here.
11) A place to put the TV remote(s).
* I remember the days of having to get up and change the channel, but it was quite distressing to have do that for two days waiting for DirecTV to send me a new remote.
I guess I really could have put this in my lessons-learned post (Don't Eat the Sock -->
http://www.dutchshepherdforum.com/viewt ... =13&t=2706), but it was already too long.
Some of the items above are worst case scenarios, but it's better to be prepared.
