Ducks have their second moult at 12 weeks and can safely be on their own from that point. Here is a link with info on ducks.
Guinea pigs have to be at least three weeks old before they can leave their mother. They need to be fully weaned before they are removed from her side.
Some people will sell puppies 8 weeks old, but, personally I feel a pup should be given another week or so before being taken from the mother. The mother will decide when her pups are old enough to leave her side.
Rabbits in general can leave their mother after the age of 8 weeks old.
Many female raccoons will allow their young to spend their first winter with them. They are usually old enough at 6-8 months old to go on their own but may stay with the mother until they are nearly a year old.
Wild ducklings will always stay with the mother because they stay in the flock they were born into. Ducklings can leave their mother from the day they are born.Ducklings are self-sufficient after about 12 weeks
Pups should be weaned at 6 to 8 weeks old to leave their mother.
That's way too young for a puppy to leave his/her mother, they should be at least 8 weeks old before they leave their mother.
Penguins stay with there mother from 1day old to 1 year old
A pony needs to be 2 years old to leave its mother
Guinea pigs have to be at least three weeks old before they can leave their mother. They need to be fully weaned before they are removed from her side.
Some people will sell puppies 8 weeks old, but, personally I feel a pup should be given another week or so before being taken from the mother. The mother will decide when her pups are old enough to leave her side.
Baby raccoons may leave the nest when about 6 months old. However, they may stay with the mother until they are nearly a year old before they set out on their own.
They leave at 2 years old.
They never leave their mother, their mother is the queen of the colony and they stay with that colony their entire life
Rabbits in general can leave their mother after the age of 8 weeks old.
It depends how old the ducklings are, younger ducklings need a source of heat if they don't have a mother because they can't generate their own body heat. An older duckling, say it's almost fully feathered, can live on it's own.
Many female raccoons will allow their young to spend their first winter with them. They are usually old enough at 6-8 months old to go on their own but may stay with the mother until they are nearly a year old.