You should take it to the vet just in case because maybe it can get stuck in their digestive system and it depends on how big was it

Hi~ my yorkie duagther borned two puppies last year

One opened his eyes at around 8 days

one opened his eyes at around 12 days

hope this info can help you~

At around age two to three but there pretty much fighters at around 7 months

no, she "breastbeeds" through the nipples on her abdomen

yes they do or unless the raccoon has to search for food than that's a different story

It depends on the individual dog and your personal preference. Always make sure you meet a potential pet first, to make sure it's a good fit. I have had experience with both male and female labs, and they were both wonderful.

Dogs chew on things because they are bored or teething.

WIth a rock. Thrown at high speed, of course. Or, just shoot it. Or, just throw a really heavy log on it. Or, just cut its head off. Or, pick it up and swing it around really fast and bash its head off of a tree.

A dog with rabies should be destroyed, as rabies is not curable, is almost always fatal, and causes great suffering to the animal in addition to being dangerous to people and other animals near the infected one. In short: yes, you should be worried, and you should immediately have the dog put down in addition to receiving prophylactic treatment yourself.

A dog can become a mixed breed when its parents are two different purebred breeds

Ex.) Labrador + Poodle = Labradoodle

Um im not sure where you got your info from but. If you get bit by a human likely don't have to go to a hospital bit by a dog you develop red streaks on your arm you have to go to the hospital because you have a blood infection and will be sick and possibly die in a short period of time. Human bites you need to watch for HIV and infectious disease like that I guess the differences is long term death vs short term.

Wire if swallowed can puncture the stomach and intestine in which case you need to take it to the vet. Dogs will eat a ton of things they're not meant to. It can be that they just like to chew things. On the other hand it could be an indicator that there is something essential missing from their diet. My husky was constantly licking the hinges on my doors inside the house, a sign she was lacking in vitamin B complex. Supplimenting her diet with dog vitamins has stopped it.

Preferably not as a dogs mouth is full of bacteria and germs.

yes a dog can but only if they have a saw stomach or throught if they do not show thses symtoms then the dog should not through up ! i would sudjest to see a vet

Your dog may have an OCD as they too can get Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. The best way to stop this from happening is to distract your dog with a toy or something that he loves

NO! Of course not. There really isn't such a thing as a "bad dog" just bad owners. It all depends on how you raise them just like people. Do not think of them as pocketbook dogs but regular pets. Treat them just like a big dog. Don't carry them around and they will be the nicest pets.

Sure, if you want the ASPCA, PETA, and all other animal welfare organizations breathing down your neck threatening you with fines you can't pay off, because you have to get pleasure from dogs. How sad.

Not all dogs have crooked legs! And If it is limping during a walk probably because one of those stickers got on its paw!

If you have it on a leash, yank the leash to make it stop. If it's not on a leash, yell "NO!!" at it, and it should stop and look at you. Train it to stop by bribing it with treats, and eventually it will learn to not roll in dead things. I had the same problem, so I know :)

The tip of the digital thermometer is made lead, metal, and more stuff that could harm a dog without you even knowing it. My advice would be to take your dog to your local (or your regular) vet immediately ask him what the harm is, and do we need surgery.

Close the door to the room you're in and keep the dog in the other room at the time, or else put the dog on a leash outside at the time.

Sorry, just a pure mutt. Not recognized by any official dog groups.