How puppies are born?

Most puppies are born after a 63-day gestation period. When a pregnant dog is ready to give birth, she will usually start licking her vulva a lot. This helps to clean the area and make it ready for the puppies. The licking will also help the puppies come out. Some puppies are born headfirst – this is called anterior presentation – while others are born tail-first, which is called posterior presentation. After the puppies are born, the mother will lick them clean and eat the placenta (which contains nutrients that help keep the mother healthy after giving birth).

Over the next several weeks, the puppies will continue to grow and develop. They will learn how to walk, eat solid food, and interact with their siblings. After 8-12 weeks, they are usually ready to go home with a new family. It’s important to keep in mind that raising a puppy is a big responsibility – it’s important to do your research and make sure you’re prepared for the journey ahead!

As the puppies age, there are many milestones you should look out for. For instance, puppies should be vaccinated at 6–8 weeks of age against common diseases like distemper or parvo virus. You’ll also need to start potty training your pup early on so that they can have an easier time transitioning to their new home.

Puppies should also start to learn basic commands, such as sit and stay, by the time they are 8-10 weeks old. You may want to enroll your puppy in a local puppy class or dog training school so that they can get used to being around other dogs and people. Socialization is a key part of having a happy and well-adjusted pup.

Finally, it’s important to provide your puppy with the right nutrition and exercise. Puppies need special diets formulated specifically for their age and size. Make sure you are feeding them a high-quality food that will give them all the essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients they need to stay healthy and active. Exercise is also important for puppies and should include plenty of walks, playtime, and maybe even a doggie daycare or puppy class. With the right care and attention, your puppy will soon be an adorable adult dog!