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time, and this will help your dog to communicate with other dogs all through his life.
If he is removed from the litter, unequipped with this vital information, he could possibly
get “picked on” or attacked frequently by other dogs when they don’t receive the
information they need from him.
If he doesn’t “speak the language”, it will be hard for him to express himself.
He could also become a “bully” himself, because he won’t understand the signals to
“back off” that the other dogs are giving him. This could also lead to a nasty fight.
The worst case scenario is that the puppy would not understand that it is a dog, and
would fear all other dogs (as if they were aliens or something, which basically they would
be for him).
Eighth through 12th Week (49 - 84 days): At this age, you will take over the role of
being the “mother” to your new puppy. The puppy will cry when separated from the only
caretaker he has known for his entire life.
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