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Short answer: Yes. Now let’s shed further light on puppy shedding.
Puppies run hotter than we humans do. It’s just a matter of degrees...
Your puppy needs regular watering. Here are some (moist) tips...
Puppy behavior and their energy levels change with time. Here are the stages.
Because a puppy is, well, a puppy—their immune system is still developing, and they chew and swallow all kinds of stuff—it’s easy to upset their tummy. Don’t let this give YOU a bellyache, too.
The short answer: Parvo in puppies is very serious. It’s a deadly disease that is easily preventable. Parvo strikes young puppies who’ve not been vaccinated. Key point: get parvo shots for your puppy. Now.
The transition from puppyhood to adulthood can be a bit confusing. Relax. It’s a natural process…
Puppies aren’t born knowing how to respond to a leash. Teach them how with these tips.
When it comes to training: start early, keep calm, be consistent, stay positive, and repeat.
Puppy training is a great family activity and can be a bonding experience. If you take the time now, you’ll be much happier with a well-trained dog.
If your puppy scratches at the door, cries or barks excessively, goes to the bathroom in the house and/or chews things every time your family leaves the house, he may be suffering from separation anxiety.