On the contrary, exercise and activity are good for murmur dogs. They leaner and more fit you keep them, the less strain on their heart. As long as he is not wheezing or lethargic, I wouldn't worry. Sometimes puppies can even grow out of heart murmurs, or so I've heard. I'd like to add, make sure you take care of his teeth, as there is a connection yucky teeth and heart problems.
Ask your vet
120-180
puppy chow
get treatment and love it as much as possibe.
This question should be addressed to your veterinarian, as the cause of the enlarged heart and heart murmur will determine the survival prognosis. If the heart is enlarged with a murmur as a puppy because she has valvular insufficiency or is in early heart failure, the puppy may die within a few months. However, if the heart is simply on the high side of the average range and the murmur disappears after a few months (sometimes puppies have incidental murmurs), the puppy may live a normal healthy life.
Yes you should because if you shouldn't your puppy will get infected but clean the puppy gently.
Yes, puppy mills should be forbidden
a puppy wormer
They decide by seeing which dog had a lot of heart,good sportsmanship, and dedication.
if you are training your puppy then you should used soft treats but you can give you puppy any treat that is intended for puppies
yes but most of the time it's puppy love
Well, you should visit the Daily Puppy site, or contact them. Maybe they have a contest to see which puppy will be on the cover of The Daily Puppy.