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  • 1 month ago | rover.com | Kelsey Graham

    Not a substitute for professional veterinary help. Puppies are adorable bundles of energy ready for adventure. In order for them to grow and become healthy adult dogs, they need sleep—and lots of it. But why do puppies sleep a lot, and just how much rest do they need? “We expect puppies to sleep on average 16-20 hours in a 24-hour period,” says Annie-Mae Levy, a certified dog trainer and behaviorist at Woofz.

  • 1 month ago | rover.com | Kelsey Graham

    Puppies are adorable bundles of energy ready for adventure. In order for them to grow and become healthy adult dogs, they need sleep—and lots of it. But why do puppies sleep a lot, and just how much rest do they need? “We expect puppies to sleep on average 16-20 hours in a 24-hour period,” says Annie-Mae Levy, a certified dog trainer and behaviorist at Woofz.

  • Nov 19, 2024 | rover.com | Kelsey Graham

    This post contains affiliate links. Read more here. Not a substitute for professional veterinary help. One of the biggest training hurdles for new puppy parents is potty training. While many teach their dogs how to use the bathroom outdoors, it’s possible to toilet train a pup indoors, too. This is especially helpful if you live in an apartment, your dog has mobility issues, or your area regularly sees extreme weather conditions.

  • Oct 23, 2024 | rover.com | Kelsey Graham

    This post contains affiliate links. Read more here. Not a substitute for professional veterinary help. Whether they’re rolling in the mud or chewing on shoes, puppies are pros at keeping their pet parents guessing. One of the more surprising moves puppies sometimes pull is poop-eating, also called coprophagia. Luckily, while this behavior may be gross, it’s fairly common among puppies and usually isn’t a sign of something more serious.

  • Oct 15, 2024 | rover.com | Kelsey Graham

    Adopting a puppy comes with lots of excitement and questions. One of the most asked-about parts of puppy care is their vaccination schedule. Pet parents want to get their puppies socializing early for their development, but they don’t want to risk them getting sick. So when can puppies be around other dogs? To get a clear answer, we spoke with Rhiannon van Lidth de Jeude Roemer, a certified dog trainer at Raintown Dog Training in Vancouver, CA (KPA-CTP).

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