Make sure the puppy has a clean dish, made of stainless steel if possible, in which you have put clean, cold, fresh water. If the dog still does not drink from the bowl, you should contact your vet because it's very unusual for a dog not to drink water.
Sometimes you can make dog's water more appealing to them by adding a SMALL amount of chicken or beef broth (very small amount: there is a lot of sodium in broth, which is unhealthy for dogs). It could be the puppy just needs to "learn" that that is his water to drink.
Dogs should always have water available. If they aren't thirsty, they won't drink, so there's no risk to it.
Poodles should drink mostly water. Milk will give them diarrhea and anything else is not healthy for them so just give your poodle clear fresh water twice a day.
you have to give puppies water they need water to drink so yes it is okay !
No. They are very difficult to digest and early exposure may cause allergies. The puppy needs to eat 'puppy chow' only and drink water.
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I'm not a dog expert but I don't think that giving young puppies water should be advised, let them drink from their mother, if you don't have a mother with the puppy give him milk, unpasteurised is probably best.
They are able to drink water (Of course) and they can drink milk. But dogs that are around 10 months and younger are actually lactose intolorant, so there are special puppy milks available in supermarkets!
Puppies, like all dogs, should have access to water at all times.
Water is absolutely fine
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
give it water
Well after they have stopped drinking there mothers milk then don't give them any more milk and start giving them water cos then other wise your puppy will have diahria