No, the mother will instinctively tend to the pups for the appropriate length of time and will gradually spend less and less time with them until they are weaned. yes, wait for 5 weeks good time to depart
If the puppy's mother is present, you do not need to feed the puppy anything, except to have water available. Eventually, the mother will show the pup how to eat dog food. If the mother is gone, your veterinarian can recommend a formula for puppies that would better meet the nutritional needs than milk from cows.
The best time to remove a puppy from its mother is once it is weaned. A puppy should remain with the litter until at least six weeks old, preferably eight weeks old. The longer it is on mother's milk, the healthier it will be but it may be better if you get it earlier because if it remembers its family it can die earlier from depression
It is the same for all puppies. Don't take a puppy away from it's mother until it is 8 weeks old. It needs time to learn from it's mother.
A two-week-old puppy is very little still and may still need formula if not nursing from his or her mother. Check with your vet to see what the best approach to feeding the puppy is. Puppies are normally weaned from their mothers around 6-8 weeks, and after then any high-quality puppy chow is fine--follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging for quantity.
The best time would be when your puppy is about 4 or 5 weeks old, or until the puppy is old enough to be away from its mother.
Yes, but the owner has to be with the puppy almost all the time. If the puppy is not weaned (doesn't drink mother's milk), you'll need to buy some puppy formula (all pet stores should carry this). DO NOT GIVE THEM COW'S MILK! Their diet needs to stay as close to possible as what it was before. Also, you might want to start potty training . . . .
puppies need to be trained when they leave their playmates
The time interval between delivering each puppy can vary, but typically it is around 10-30 minutes. However, if a puppy is taking longer to deliver, or the mother is experiencing complications, it is important to seek veterinary assistance.
10-12 weeks. Around the time that it stops nursing.
Once a puppy is 6-10 weeks old, you may remove it from its mother. Because by that time, they will be weaning off of the mothers breast milk, and be able to eat on their own. So I'm telling you, 6-10 weeks.
it need plenty of time to grow just wait.