He was hungry
no you should let the dog start eating and the age of eight weeks hope this helps
your puppy should be three months when you take it to puppy school, at puppy school they learn simple skills like socialization skills an sit, heel etc. Though at six months your puppy can start training for shows. The general answer is at home you can start working with your puppy at about three months.
an immature dog is call a puppy,puppy start from the time of birth to maturity.
A puppy should not be taken away from his/her mother until he/she is six weeks old. After you have gotten the puppy used to you, you can start obedience classes whenever.
I'm starting my year with this cute little puppy - is the correct sentence
2 or 3 weeks
on the bag of puppy chow should be ages and how much to feed them. if not just call local vet office and ask whoever answers the phone, they will know
A puppy should be weaned by eight weeks so they should be on a puppy mixer by 5-6 weeks.
start of with a slow diet..eat your breakfast more,lunch medium and dinner less...this is the right practise of eating habit..
depends how old the pup is.. when they are ready to start eating they should be fed morning an night :) hope it helps :)
Start them on dry puppy food soaked in water mashed up at 4 weeks old,they should have their teeth by then
no you should let the dog start eating and the age of eight weeks hope this helps
your puppy should be three months when you take it to puppy school, at puppy school they learn simple skills like socialization skills an sit, heel etc. Though at six months your puppy can start training for shows. The general answer is at home you can start working with your puppy at about three months.
He will usually start to sniff or walk around in a circle. sometimes they will go off into a corner and act weird. they need to pee after eating or drinking and also playing
Filet mignon is a dinner food. Fajitas and French fries are dinner food.
an immature dog is call a puppy,puppy start from the time of birth to maturity.
take it to the vet