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5-Month-Old Puppy: What to Expect
— By her fifth month, your dog is done with her puppy vaccines and ready to socialize with other canines of all walks of life (and their people, too). Take your pup out often and sign up for puppy socials if you can. You'll meet like-minded folk who...
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Cool Kid Puppy
— Look at this guy! Friendly, approachable, boyish good looks! I just met him and I already want to be his friend!...
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4-Month-Old Puppy: What to Expect
— Come your puppy's fourth month of age, you'll find her obsessed with gnawing on everything in sight with the teething stage in full bloom. You'll also notice that the pup that was working so hard to earn your attention and affection last month is...
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You can stand under my umbrella
— This is probably one of the few times a dog would appreciate being attached to a plastic cone!...
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"Presence" More Important than "Presents" to Dogs
— Recently, my dear friend Jess stopped by for a cup of coconut coffee and to give me a much-needed haircut. We were talking about the...
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2-Month-Old Puppy: What to Expect
— By a puppy's second month, his senses have fully developed and the curiosity displayed so freely in his first few weeks is now tempered with a bit of caution. Minimize potentially startling experiences during this period, and keep travel to a limit...
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6-Month-Old Puppy: What to Expect
— At six months of age, your puppy's permanent canines have erupted and his sense of hearing, seeing, tasting and smelling have refined. Have plenty of chew toys handy and hide your favorite shoes! Your pup is on the cusp of adolescence and now is a...
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