Navigating the Challenges of a 21 Week Puppy: Common Issues and Solutions
The little ball of fur you brought home a few months ago is no longer there when you see your puppy at 21 weeks old. They're growing quickly, and you might notice that their baby teeth are coming in and being replaced by adult teeth. This is a fun and difficult time because biting can be painful and make you chew more (more on that later). As they get older, their body changes. Their muscles and balance are probably getting stronger, so they may be able to jump higher or run faster. Behavioral Traits of a 21 Week Puppy At this age, puppies are very active and interested in everything. They may start to do things on their own or even test your patience by not following directions they already know. It's annoying, right? Don't worry, though; it's just how they grow. You may also notice changes in your emotions, like wanting warmth when you're scared or getting excited when you get home. This means your puppy is getting close to you. It's very important to build tr...