Growing so fast: 16-20 weeks old

Update: 2023-04-14

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A period of exceptional growth where the pup's world seems to shrink as they grow larger. Feet seem gigantic and unmanageable, teeth are falling out, appetites and growing and sleep is the deepest kind. Not a time we should be expecting cognitive gymnastics but still need to feed the learning appetite.

Having survived many of these transition periods Kay and Frances share their observations and recommendations.

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Growing so fast: 16-20 weeks old

Kay Laurence, Frances McCormack & Sue McGuire

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Growing so fast: 16-20 weeks old

Kay Laurence, Frances McCormack & Sue McGuire

Growing so fast: 16-20 weeks old