At what age is it best to get a puppy?

Answer 1

Your new dog shouldn't be and younger then eight weeks and shouldn't be any older then a year. It takes about eight weeks for a puppy to fully grow with its mother so t can drink the mothers milk. Your dog shouldn't be any older than a year so you can train it as you want

Answer 2

It is recommended to get a puppy around 8-12 weeks of age. At this age, puppies are weaned from their mothers, have received some initial training, and are in a critical socialization period. This age range allows the puppy to bond with their new family and adapt to their new environment more easily.

Answer 3

If its for a child any age is good if an older child let them feed and change water even bathe if you are watching

Answer 4

if you are talking about us humans then the best age is 7-100

if you mean the best age of bunny for you to buy is 11 months to old age (old ones wont live very long)

Answer 5

Depending on the breed, puppies are generally weened at 5-8 weeks old. You should get a puppy that is 8-12 weeks old or older. In some cases 7 weeks is okay but that's cutting it close.

Answer 6

after 6 weeks