Puppy Journey
From birth to a new home.
A detailed, age-based view of development, care, observation and preparation for responsible handover.
Birth and maternal care
Warmth, nursing, clean bedding and close observation are the priorities. The mother and litter remain together.
Early sensory development
Eyes and ears begin opening. Handling remains gentle and brief while maternal care continues.
Movement and first exploration
Puppies become more mobile, interact with littermates and begin experiencing normal household sounds.
Weaning and routine
Food transition, hygiene, deworming schedule and observation of individual development become more structured.
Veterinary and social preparation
Age-appropriate vaccination, health review and controlled social exposure support preparation for future homes.
Responsible handover window
Handover is considered only after age, health, feeding and buyer suitability have been reviewed.
Lifelong ownership
Training, veterinary care, exercise, nutrition and companionship continue for the dog’s entire life.
Development is individual
No two puppies are identical.
Ear position, confidence, size, appetite and learning pace can vary. Photos and observations are current snapshots—not guarantees of adult appearance or temperament.