Technically there is no such thing as puppy fat. Its just the word that we use to nicely call it fat since birth. Its a name for someone who hasn't been bothered to lose weight since they were born. So i guess anywhere you can get fat, it'll be there.
Puppy fat as in baby fat? Depends. If you don't try to stay healthy then you will have your "puppy fat" AND the rest of your body weight. But then again, if you are one of those people who want to stay healthy -or are one of those people who can eat whatever they want and not gain a pound-, your "puppy fat" will no longer be there. But like I said, it just depends on your body and how you treat it.
There are many places online you can go to for information on measuring body fat. Some of these places are www.annecollins.com/body-fat-calculators.htm and accumeasurefitness.com.
Puppy Fat is basicly small weight of a younger child
It does, in most puppy foods there will be a higher protein content and along with it a higher fat content. This will supply the puppy with more energy. An adult dog food will have lower protein and fat because the dogs body will not be able to digest it as well as a puppy could.
You body strategically places and removes fat from parts of your body based on what will help you survive (this goes back to when humans were hunters/gathers and didn't have a steady stream of meals). As you gain fat, your body places it where it will help protect you the most, and as you lose fat it keeps it where it will help protect you the most.
I think you can tell. :)
There are several places where you can buy a body fat analyzer. Wal-Mart and Amazon both carry this product.
Pig fat & puppy fat
You cannot target a specific area of the body to store fat, or lose it for that matter. Your genetics decides where fat is stored, but the most common places are around the abdominals, butt, and thighs.
It gets fat.
Happens all the time with cosmetic surgery.
Saponification takes place in places where fat is stored in the human body.