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 | All of the puppies are born in a whelping box in our | |
| home. |
| Each puppy is handled (by us) from the day it is born | |
| until it goes to its new home. Socialization is very important in its adjustments to the world around them. |
| When the puppies are just a few days old, their dew | |
| claws are removed by our veterinarian. |
| The puppies are wormed for the first time at about two | |
| weeks old. |
| Then, at three weeks old, the puppies are allowed to | |
| venture out into runs to get familiar with new territory under Mommy's watchful eye. |
| They are usually ready for some puppy food at this | |
| stage of development. At first they just drink the liquid of a gruel type mixture of ground puppy food and a milk replacement formula or soy formula milk. (Even puppies can be lactose intolerant!) As they get older, the gruel is thickened to a porridge consistency. Then they are given regular dry puppy food. They are eating dry puppy food when they go home to their new families. |
| Each puppy is constantly monitored to make sure it is | |
| safe and sound. |
| At four weeks old, they are wormed again as a | |
| precaution. |
| Then the big day comes! At five weeks old, all of the | |
| puppies load up and go to the veterinarian for their first set of shots, worming, and a general check-up. |
| How We Do Things At LOGANWOOD Labs |
| Favorite Pictures |
| "Will you kids please hold still?!" |
| "Where's the Beef?" |
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