Yes, they do.
Mother dogs can be very territorial and aggressive after giving birth to puppies. They may respond to human behaviour that they perceive as threatening to their offspring with barking or biting.
Dogs much like cats often eat or neglect their dead newborn.
NO. A puppy mill is where they do not care about the dogs and their health and just raise them for money. They don't care if the dogs are about to die when they sell them.
If both dogs are used to other dogs, nothing will happen.If you are asking will she know its her puppy or will the puppy know that's her mother probably not.
NO dogs in puppy mills do not get exercise! Because puppy mills are cruel company's that do not care for the dogs heath, they are greedy people who only care for the money. The puppies that get special treatment because most of those puppies are going to a pet store. So the dogs do not get exercise, but the puppies do!
Yes, that is how animals move their young. One reason the pup or kitten doesn't fight the way she moves them is that a hormone is released in the puppy/kitten that calms them. Mother dogs will also blow into the face of a puppy to get its attention.
Yes, mother dogs do love their puppies, and will become upset if a puppy dies.
Yes it can! You should keep all household cleaners away from dogs. They aer poisonous to dogs just as they are to people.
You should try to handle the newborn puppies as little as possible. Let the mother take care of them first.
Like all mammals a mother dog feeds her young milk that she produces.
Not all dogs are good with puppies. Puppies can be very rude and annoying. An adult with little patience or experience with puppies may expect the puppy to act like a well-behaved adult. They may attempt to correct the puppy for rude behavior, not realizing the puppy is much more fragile than another adult. This is especially true if the puppy is not her own. By instinct, mother dogs can tell if a puppy is weak and unlikely to survive, and may kill it for the benefit of the stronger pups in the litter.
You can take a puppy outside at any age just to go potty, but a puppy should have all of it's shots before it meets other dogs or spend long periods of time outside.
A puppy's natural habitat is where the mother is. Wild dogs live in forests and in caves. Domestic ones live in houses with their families.