Puppies that are removed from their mother and littermates too early tend to be nervous, more prone to barking and biting, and less responsive to discipline. Often they are aggressive with other dogs. Generally speaking, a puppy taken away from it's mother and litter mates before seven weeks of age, may not realize its full potential as a dog and companion. To maximize the mental and psychological development of puppies, they must remain in the nest with their mother and litter mates until they are a minimum of seven weeks of age, it's even better if the puppy can be re-homed at eight weeks.
if it is taken care of it will survive
A puppy can be sold at eight weeks and should be weaned by then.A puppy should never leave its mother any earlier, period.
You feed it Puppy milk and Bakers Puppy Food with a hint of water MAKE SURE THE TYPE OF FOOD IS FOR PUPPIES THOUGH
Yes, a dead puppy will need to be taken straight from the mother. The puppy needs to be disposed of as soon as possible after death.
Yes, 4 weeks old is too young for a puppy to be taken away from its mother. Puppies should ideally stay with their mother and littermates until they are at least 8 weeks old to ensure they have learned important social and behavioral skills. Separating a puppy too early can lead to behavioral issues and health problems.
They have to stay with their mother untill their eyes are open and they can feed themselves. After they can take their own responsibilites you can travel them. Seperating puppy with it's mother too early can be harmful for the puppy.
A pit bull puppy should ideally stay with its mother for at least 8 weeks. This period is crucial for the puppy's social and behavioral development as it learns important skills from its mother and littermates, such as bite inhibition and appropriate play behavior. Early separation from the mother can lead to behavioral issues and difficulties in socialization.
When a puppy is taken away from its mother too early, before 8 weeks of age, it may experience behavioral issues like separation anxiety, fearfulness, and difficulty socializing with other dogs. Puppies learn important social and life skills from their mother and littermates during their first few weeks of life.
If a puppy is eating well it can can be taken from its mother at 5 weeks of age.
i think worms are passed from mother to puppies, i have no dealing with breeding, but their is a period that they have to be taken to the vet for shots and looked at.
No, most likely, you got your puppy around 7 or 8 wks. If you got your puppy earlier than that, you really should not have, because it is too early to be taken away from it's mother. But if your puppy is only 11 wks, it probably has not been with you that long, or really devolped a special bond, so it should transistion into a new home smoothley. Good luck finding your puppy a new home!
very carefully. and make sure that you socialize this puppy. i hope he is still with the mom - 4weeks is too young to be taken away from its mother..........