About the Puppy

Puppies are young dogs, typically under one year of age. These adorable creatures start life completely dependent on their mother, but develop rapidly in their first few weeks. Puppies begin to open their eyes at about two weeks old and start to hear around the same time. By three to four weeks, they start to walk and play. This early period is crucial for socialization, as puppies learn important behavioral cues from their mother and siblings. Puppies have sharp baby teeth that they lose as they grow, just like human children. They are known for their playful nature, boundless energy, and curiosity about the world around them. Proper care, training, and socialization during puppyhood are essential for raising a well-adjusted adult dog.