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At 20 weeks old, your puppy is moving from being a baby to being a teenager. More than likely, they're growing quickly and getting bigger. As they teethe, you may notice that their adult teeth are coming in instead of their baby teeth. During this time, my Labrador, Max, chewed through a pair of socks. At this age, puppies are active and interested, so it's important to give them a lot of mental and physical exercise.  Behavioural Changes and Milestones You can expect your dog to get into trouble. It's possible for them to become stubborn as they learn about the world. Max "forgot" to sit when he saw a mouse, for example. At this point, it's important to be patient and keep up with your exercise.  Socialization at 20 Weeks Now is a great time to meet new people, pets, and places with your puppy. The right way to socialize now can keep you from being afraid or angry later. Start small, like taking them for short walks around the area or meeting a calm, nice dog...