Teething is a natural developmental step in your puppy’s life. This article shows you when the process begins, what symptoms may occur and how you can best support your four-legged friend during this time. When does teething begin? Newborn puppies are born without teeth. Their first milk teeth erupt around the 3rd week of life. […]
Bladder inflammation (cystitis) in puppies can develop faster than many dog owners realise – and those who wait too long risk more serious complications. The immature immune system of young dogs makes them susceptible to bacterial infections. If cystitis is left untreated, it can spread to the kidneys. Early detection is therefore not excessive caution, […]
Bite inhibition is your dog’s ability to control the force of its jaw. With consistent training, you teach it to bite gently rather than painfully.
If your puppy growls or snaps, it is showing normal communication – not aggression. Here you will learn to recognise the causes and react correctly with concrete training steps.
