Typically, the time for puppies to grow into adult dogs is between one and two years of age. But it is not that they awaken one morning on their first birthday and turn into grown dogs! Truly, puppy maturation takes time and varies from dog animal to dog; it will depend on the size, breed … Read more
Mother dogs are absolutely necessary for the survival of their young ones. During the first two weeks, puppies will do nothing except sleep and eat in order to build up greater fat reserves. Puppies are born without eyes, ears or ability to regulate their body temperature which makes them depend on their mother and other … Read more
Additionally, his regular kibble could be used. Making it soggy and squishy enough can help him consume it better. One may also make it more interesting by putting some safe ingredients like plain yogurt, unsalted peanut butter or even small amount of banana. This can be very helpful to soothe the pain during teething with … Read more
Puppy Sleep Patterns Puppies need more sleep than dogs as they grow, which is between six and twelve months. According to Dr. Brian Evans, DVM, your puppies will require approximately 18 or 20 hours of sleep each day for proper growth. Indeed, a lack of sleep has been shown to negatively affect their well-being. By … Read more
Is there anything more thrilling than welcoming home a bounding, excited puppy? However, the phases of teething might be so disturbing. So how can you deal with teething puppies, what are the signs that a puppy is teething and how to stop a puppy from chewing shoes when teething? In this article we have composed … Read more
When a dog chews a leash, this might seem like an insignificant act that may not require any attention. However, this habit can become expensive and create tension between you and your canine friend. Most importantly, if unaddressed, biting the leash can give rise to other unwanted behaviors such as destroying household items or even … Read more
When you just get a puppy there’s such much to be done, introducing them to their new home. With potty training and puppy proofing among other things, it may seem like you’re always busy. But there’s one crucial step that must not be forgotten – teaching your pup how to enjoy his own company. It … Read more
How Long Can It Take A Puppy To Learn Its Name? When you bring a new puppy home, it’s one of the first things you’ll want to teach them. Luckily, these intelligent animals usually learn their name fairly quickly. In fact, your little dog may start recognizing its own name in just a few days. … Read more
It is important to lift and carry your puppy properly right from the beginning to create good experiences. One great approach is wrapping an arm across the front of the puppy; supporting his chest in front of his forelegs but below his throat, while your other hand holds around his hind legs for support on … Read more
It Starts Your little dog probably went through the early stage of teething before coming to your house. The deciduous or primary teeth come out between 2 and 4 weeks old. This is when dogs begin losing baby teeth at about three to four months, causing a new set to grow in. As time passes … Read more
