Here is a photo of the setup that you should use for containing and house training your pup when he is not being actively supervised. You will put down weewee pads in an exercise pen that is attached to an OPEN crate so that the pup can access the weewee pads 24/7. Do not ever lock the pup inside the crate!!! He needs 24/7 access to his weewee pads.
Wire Crate-
The crates can be dressed up with wicker/ cloth covers if they are located in a highly visible area, but I recommend waiting until the pup is at least a year old and past the chewing stage and more able to emotionally handle the added solitude before adding a cover to the crate.
https://www.chewy.com/midwest-icrate-fold-carry-double-door/dp/45374
Exercise Pen-
https://www.chewy.com/midwest-wire-foldable-dog-cat/dp/1081366
Alternatively, here is an item that many of my buyers have used with great success and recommended to me. I haven't ever purchased this particular item, but I agree with the concept. I contacted the PTPA company, and they will give a 5% discount to my buyers who use the code AM71861 when ordering. You should order a size medium for your iggy.
http://modernpuppies.comHere is a video from their website:
https://youtu.be/I1wx_rZaL5s
Water-
This is what I have on my outside water spigots on the deck. The adults all enjoy using them, as the water is always clean and fresh, right from the tap. Most of my pups know how to use these too, by the time they are 8 weeks old, from watching Mama drink from this. https://www.chewy.com/lixit-dog-faucet-waterer/dp/131581
While your puppy is still small, this is the best way to provide water while crated, no water bowls knocked over, causing a mess. This brand and exact size work better than any other I have tried, and it is large enough to provide enough water for the pup. A smaller bottle and tube would not provide enough water flow. https://www.chewy.com/lixit#wide-mouth-small-animal-water/dp/131607
Body halter- Here is a body halter that is safe for adult IGs, with a functional handle grip on top. You will probably choose XXS for a small adult female or an XS for a large adult male, but follow their Fit Guide to be exact: https://ruffwear.com/collections/dog-harnesses/products/web-master-harness
And here is a starter halter for young puppies. https://www.chewy.com/best-pet-supplies-voyager-plush-suede/dp/182688 Pee Pad frame- Any kind of disposable weewee pad will work fine in this frame. https://www.chewy.com/iris-usa-non-skid-dog-plastic/dp/50444
While your puppy is still small, this is the best way to provide water while crated, no water bowls knocked over, causing a mess. This brand and exact size work better than any other I have tried, and it is large enough to provide enough water for the pup. A smaller bottle and tube would not provide enough water flow. https://www.chewy.com/lixit#wide-mouth-small-animal-water/dp/131607
Body halter- Here is a body halter that is safe for adult IGs, with a functional handle grip on top. You will probably choose XXS for a small adult female or an XS for a large adult male, but follow their Fit Guide to be exact: https://ruffwear.com/collections/dog-harnesses/products/web-master-harness
And here is a starter halter for young puppies. https://www.chewy.com/best-pet-supplies-voyager-plush-suede/dp/182688 Pee Pad frame- Any kind of disposable weewee pad will work fine in this frame. https://www.chewy.com/iris-usa-non-skid-dog-plastic/dp/50444
Bedding-
If you don't get anything else- get a heated bed for your pup!! It's not a luxury; it's an ABSOLUTE NECESSITY for an IG to have a very, very warm bed. They have practically no hair or fat to keep them warm. (Remember, this breed originated in the desert.) Cold air always settles on the floor so it's easy for us to forget about the temperature difference down there where they are.
Here is a heating pad with a no-chew cord and adjustable heat levels and timer. Always choose level 6 heat and the 24 hour option, especially in the cooler months.
https://www.chewy.com/heeyoo-dog-cat-heating-pad-removable/dp/1826334
And although this Cozy Cave bed isn't heated, it's very snuggly, and my dogs love it year-round. https://www.chewy.com/snoozer-pet-products-luxury/dp/149374 Additionally- for your new puppy who misses snuggling/dogpiling with his/her littermates at night, you can mimic this by creating a "littermate lump": just get an old tube sock, fill it with dried beans or rice, sew or tie up the end, and microwave until very warm. Put it in the pup's bed for comfort.
And although this Cozy Cave bed isn't heated, it's very snuggly, and my dogs love it year-round. https://www.chewy.com/snoozer-pet-products-luxury/dp/149374 Additionally- for your new puppy who misses snuggling/dogpiling with his/her littermates at night, you can mimic this by creating a "littermate lump": just get an old tube sock, fill it with dried beans or rice, sew or tie up the end, and microwave until very warm. Put it in the pup's bed for comfort.
Toys-
Your puppy will enjoy Plush Toys and Squeaky Plush Toys. Kong Toys filled with treats will keep them occupied for hours. I do not recommend any rawhide toys, as they can be ingested and cause intestinal blockages.
Misc-
Pet walking service-
https://wagwalking.com
Pet memorials-
https://www.rainbowbridgehearts.com