yes just be careful because they are small
I would say a puppy, but that's depending on how responsible this child is.
Puppies usually grow out of the suckling behavior by 8-10 weeks, so it's uncommon for a 9-month-old puppy to still be exhibiting this behavior. If your puppy is still suckling on her toys, it could be a sign of anxiety or stress. It's best to consult with a veterinarian or a professional dog trainer to address this behavior.
Puppies start using the bathroom almost immediately after birth. The mother usually has to stimulate the bladder and bowels with her tongue to make them go initially, but after a while they can go on their own. If you have an older puppy--a couple months--and he/she hasn't gone to the bathroom for a day take him to the the vet.
If your puppy has fleas then you have a problem that spreads further than the fleas you can see on your puppy. Fleas suck blood form you puppy then jump off into the beading (and your house) that your puppy uses to lay eggs. These eggs hatch into little grubs that live of the debris (skin flakes etc.) in the bedding then when they get big they pupate in crevices in the floor etc before hatching out again as fleas. This means that to get rid of your flea problem you have to get rid of all the stages of the flea. The best defense is to throw out the dogs bedding (and get new), and vacuum the area/house to get up as many of the pupa as possible. You can then turn to the fleas on the dog. The puppy is very young to use chemicals (unless you get them from the vet) so try catching all the fleas with a flea comb twice a day. Stick the fleas you catch into soapy water. After a time of regular vacuuming, shaking the new doc bedding outside each day and catching the fleas on your puppy, the infestation should go away. However if your dog socializes with other dogs he will get more fleas so keep a good eye out for them.
Rottweiler puppies typically open their eyes at around 10 to 14 days of age. It may vary slightly from puppy to puppy, but by two weeks old, they should have their eyes open and be able to see their surroundings.
NO, they have to be 8-10 weeks old.
For the first couple of weeks your puppy should drink it mothers milk then liquid or mashed puppy food. So yes you can feed a 10 week old puppy regular baby formula.
It is not normal for a 10 week old puppy to shake constantly. It is a good idea to seek help from your local vet as this may be a sign of sickness.
2 or 3 times a day and do 4 table spoons if your puppy is 4lbs etc etc.
about the size of a 10 month old puppy.
No - at this age, your puppy has been completely weaned from his mother and no longer has the ability to digest milk sugars. You can cause digestive upset, including diarrhea, if you feed milk to a 10 month old puppy.
10-30cm
Leave him at home while you walk the big dog and play with the puppy at home.
you can give a 10 week old puppy a bath BUT you have to lift their head above the water And also use a special mild puppy soap, and make sure the puppy is dried and kept warm after the bath. Human hair driers are a bad idea, they can be too hot for a dog.
only if it`s puppy food by Natural balance.
No. Puppies that young are nowhere NEAR sexual maturity. The puppy is probaby just on the chubby side.
Dogs live to be many ages but any dog is considered a "puppy" until 3yrs old.