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Congrats on your decision! Preparing your home is really important, and you’re smart to think about it ahead of time. Apart from food, water bowls, and a cozy bed, I’d suggest getting chew toys to prevent your puppy from biting furniture, a crate to help with training, and safety gates if you want to limit access to certain rooms. Don’t forget to puppy-proof your space by removing small objects or wires they might chew on. I found this site really helpful when I was in your situation https://puppiesclub.us/  they have detailed checklists and guides for first-time owners that cover exactly what you’ll need.

 Yep, I’ve had that exact headache. In my case, the pump motor was on its last legs and pulling too many amps, which kept tripping the breaker. The wiring was fine too, so at first I thought it was a mystery problem. When I replaced the pump with a new one from  https://septicsolutionsllc.com the issue stopped completely. Their pumps are designed for septic use and come with good specs listed, which helped me choose the right one for my system. Been running over a year now with no breaker trips. If your wiring checks out, the pump itself is usually the culprit.

 I had the same debate! My kitchen isn’t massive either, but I went with a deep charcoal quartz, and I absolutely love it. Surprisingly, it didn’t make the room feel smaller—it actually added contrast and made the cabinets pop. The trick is balancing it with lighter cabinets or backsplash so the room doesn’t feel “cave-like.” Also, dark quartz hides messes way better than light colors, which was a win in my book. I got mine after browsing through here:  https://ps-countertops.com/  Lots of inspiration there for both light and dark kitchens.