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  • Neonatal Stage (Birth to 2 Weeks) – A puppy’s first step

    A
    puppy’s first few weeks are very crucial for their development. Puppies are born
    blind, deaf, toothless and are also unable to eliminate or manage their body
    temperature and rely entirely on their mother for nutrition and warmth.

    The puppies are born blind and deaf because the
    eyelids & ear canals are closed during birth.

  • Transitional Stage (2 to 4 Weeks)

    This is a key phase for puppies, as many significant
    changes occur. At this stage the eyelids of the puppy get open and they can be
    able to see.

    Walking

    With a couple of weeks of
    development, the puppies will have stronger legs, making them more mobile. It’s
    a gradual process of strengthening their muscles. They’ll be clumsy at first
    and then become more stable on their feet.

    Barking

    Now that their hearing is
    more developed, communication, i.e., barking, becomes essential. Puppies are
    often quite vocal as they learn how to use their voices. The progression will
    go slowly from yelps to barks.

    Deworming can be done at this stage.

    Baby Teeth

    The baby teeth start erupted at this stage. This
    period marks the beginning of the transition to solid food from milk.