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When caring for newborn puppies, make sure they are nursing off the mother, are urinating and defecating regularly, are crying a little and are kept very warm. Monitor normal behavior in newborn...

Litter training, also known as paper training, an older puppy can be beneficial if the dog is indoors for the majority of the day. Train a dog to eliminate only on a designated papered spot in the...

The best way to train a puppy not to bite is to make high-pitched squealing noises when he tries to bite and offering him a toy to chew on. Keep a young dog from biting inappropriate items or...

A lactating dog needs an increased production of milk, as well as additional nutrients, so a good way to obtain this is through puppy food. Find out why it's important to offer more water to a dog...

Dealing with a crying puppy can be exhausting, but making sure the crate is comfortable, keeping her in a dark environment and even adding your own dirty clothes into the crate are the best steps...

Training a herding puppy requires getting the dog to follow commands regardless of the owner's position, which ensures he will follow a command from long distances. Be sure a herding puppy knows...

Training dogs to walk on stairs is best done when they are a young puppy, but using treats on each step is a great way to get a dog of any age to climb the stairs. Introduce stairs to puppies so...

Transporting a puppy in a car is best done inside a sturdy plastic crate that she is comfortable in, or by strapping her into a dog-specific seat belt that keeps her safe in case of an accident....

A teething puppy should be taught not to bite hard on human hands, but he should also be provided with plenty of chew toys to get him through his uncomfortable teething stage. Let a puppy know...

To add a second dog to the home, wait at least six months to a year after getting the first dog, which allows more time for one-on-one bonding and training. Consider getting a puppy as a second...

Taking care of newborn puppies requires keeping the whelping box clean, replacing the towels several times a day and supplying a puppy-safe heating pad to control their body temperature. Make sure...

Older dogs can sometimes be aggressive towards a puppy, but removing toys and food from neutral territory is a good way to eliminate things to fight over. Display equal amounts of attention to...

Introducing a new puppy to an existing dog is best done when the dogs are of a different sex, as this reduces the tension and increases the chances of acceptance. Organize several short...

Choosing the right puppy food lays the foundation for the puppies' health in the future. Choose a premium brand dog food that has wholesome ingredients and nutrients with helpful information from...

Caring for week-old newborn puppies requires weighing them every day to make sure they are gaining weight, examining each body part for any abnormalities and handling them often to progress the...

Putting weight on a puppy is important to keep him healthy, and a high-quality milk replacement is a great option to supplement the mother's milk. Introduce dry food when the puppies are four...

Puppies can be held very early on, so long as the mother is calm and willing to allow it. Get puppies comfortable with human contact when they are very young with helpful information from a...

Common potty training problems involve using a crate that is too big for a puppy, because this could lead to a puppy that goes to the bathroom on one side of the crate before sleeping on the other...

When housebreaking a puppy, make sure that the puppy's crate isn't too much larger than the puppy itself, otherwise the puppy will be more likely to go in his crate. Learn about the importance of...

When training a puppy not to bite, some of the most important factors are body language and tone of voice. Learn about using a light bop on the chin or a muzzle grab to train a puppy not to bite...

When training two puppies at the same time, two handlers or trainers should be used so that each dog gets undivided attention. Discover the benefits of letting one puppy watch the other puppy...

There are different kinds of leashes and collars, and when a puppy is being trained on a leash, he should wear the collar for a few days beforehand. Learn about the importance of training a puppy...

Pregnant dogs are fed high-quality puppy food, such as Iams or Eukanuba puppy food, in order to gain extra protein and calories. Prepare a pregnant dog for giving birth by feeding her...

When boarding dogs, feed them according to their age by giving puppies puppy food and older dogs a senior diet. Find out how to feed dogs when boarding them in this free video on dog training from...

Almost every puppy is treated for worms when they're young, as worms come from the puppies' mothers. Prevent worms in dogs with tips from a veterinarian in this free video on dog care.

To train a cattle dog, begin by selecting a puppy that has natural drives and abilities for this particular line of work. Train a cattle dog with tips from an experienced dog trainer in this free...

To feed puppies a balanced diet, choose a high-quality dry puppy food from the veterinarian or from a pet supply store, and transition to a dry adult formula at around 1 year of age. Ensure a...

Getting rid of fleas on a puppy involves getting topical flea prevention from a veterinarian or pet supply store, and treating the pet's environment is helpful in eliminating fleas completely from...

Peekapoo puppies are small breeds that have tiny, sharp teeth that can be very painful if the puppy is mouthy. Substitute something that Peekapoo puppies can chew on with pet care advice from a...

There's no specific answer for when puppies of various breeds stop growing, but in general, a puppy will stop growing around 18 months. Discover why larger breeds of dogs take longer to grow into...

House-training a puppy is all about patience, being realistic and teaching a puppy where they can go in the house. Get a puppy to recognize that outside is the place for urination and defecation...

When picking out a Labrador puppy, make sure that the puppy is energetic and interactive with people. Avoid Labrador puppies that are subdued, withdrawn and fearful with pet care advice from a...

Potty-training a puppy is all about patience, being realistic and teaching a puppy where they can go in the house. Get a puppy to recognize that outside is the place for urination and defecation...

Puppies need a lot of exercise, so buy toys that promote good physical health, such as rope bones. Avoid playing tug-of-war with puppies with pet care advice from a veterinarian in this free video...

Brushing a puppy's teeth is not significant for long-term dental care because their adult teeth don't come in until they're about six months old. Discover the benefits of getting a puppy used to...

Dog massage for puppies will stimulate bonding between dog and owner and get your puppy used to being touched. Learn more about the benefits of dog massage for puppies with tips from a licensed...

When a puppy is put on a leash, it helps to play with them to help them disconnect from the feeling of something on their neck. Motivate a puppy to follow when they're on a leash with help from a...

Caring for an Alaskan Malamute requires a lot of grooming, as well as obedience training that teachings the dog or puppy to look to the owner for behavior cues. Consider getting more than one...

Dog pens are very useful for traveling with a dog, potty training a puppy and keeping the dog comfortable during short periods of confinement. Find a pen with enough room for the dog to move...

When adopting a dog, check out Humane Society shelters and look for a dog or puppy that will fit with your lifestyle and activity level. Prepare for the work required to care for an adopted dog...

Basset hound puppies will usually get all of their height in the first year, and then they will fill out until they are about 3 years old. Discover how basset hounds exhibit dwarfism with help...

Puppies should be started on heartworm prevention medication as early as 6 weeks of age, depending on the puppy's weight and the type of product being used. Find the right heartworm medication for...

Puppies begin to open their eyes and ears at about 2 weeks of age, which is when they begin to explore their environment and socialize with litter mates. Watch a puppy develop its sense of sight,...

When delivering puppies, let the mother do most of the work, but make sure she is cleaning the puppies faces so they can breathe, and confirm that she is passing a placenta with each puppy....

Potty training a puppy requires determining the pre-potty behavior, taking the puppy outside at regular times throughout the day and offering lots of praise for desired behavior. Use consistency...

When taking care of a puppy, it's important to take it to the vet to make sure it's clear of worms, and to start training the puppy the minute it comes home. Discover how puppies find comfort in...

Paper training a puppy can be done by covering a designated area with paper, removing one piece of paper every few days or every week, and ending up with one piece of paper far away from his bed....

Crate training a puppy, an alternative to paper training, encourages a dog to only eliminate outside and never in the house. Use only positive reinforcement when crate training a puppy with...

A puppy will need a first round of shots at different ages, depending on the local and state laws, but 8 weeks old is usually when the first round is administered. Keep a puppy up to date on...

To read dog food labels, find either a puppy food, adult food or senior food that is appropriate for the dog's current stage in life, and find foods made with natural fish oils for brain...