Probably not what you want to hear, but I strongly recommend that you not sleep with your dog right from the get go. Lots of things I can say, all I would say is while puppies are very cute, inviting one more person to sleep in bed with you because at some point down the she will be large enough to resemble an older child. (60lbs) We've gotten our dogs to the point where we invite them on the bed when we want and otherwise they sleep together on their bed in our room.
Other advice, and this is just my opinion, getting puppies on a schedule helps make your life easier you eventually know when they need to go out and when they need to sleep. Toys are a must unless you want them eating shoes and furniture. Something large enough that she can't swallow, two great options - a KONG (ask any pet store) and a "tug rope" which they'll chew on and is good for their teeth.
Also, make sure you establish your dominance early on, if you let your dog walk all over you and don't give her any rules then you're building a recipe for disaster. Start showing her the ropes from day one, what she can/can't do, and you'll be a much happier parent down the road. Good luck.
Other advice, and this is just my opinion, getting puppies on a schedule helps make your life easier you eventually know when they need to go out and when they need to sleep. Toys are a must unless you want them eating shoes and furniture. Something large enough that she can't swallow, two great options - a KONG (ask any pet store) and a "tug rope" which they'll chew on and is good for their teeth.
Also, make sure you establish your dominance early on, if you let your dog walk all over you and don't give her any rules then you're building a recipe for disaster. Start showing her the ropes from day one, what she can/can't do, and you'll be a much happier parent down the road. Good luck.