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Litters are raised
in the house, and have access to an outside run via a doggie
door, which they learn to use by 5 weeks of age. In my experience,
this is the best way for them to develop into happy, sound and
interactive pets for their new families. I leave the moms with
their puppies for the first 8 weeks. The puppies are introduced
to lots and lots of sounds and things they will deal with their
whole lives, from vacuum cleaners to noisy TVs, washing machines,
stereos, noisy birds and cats!! Having the puppies right in the
busiest spot in the house also helps evaluate their personalities.
Individual puppies in a litter can be pushy, bossy, submissive
or unsure ­ Some puppies do better in different situations.
Puppies leave for
their new homes at between 10-12 weeks of age. At this time,
they will have at least 2 sets of vaccinations, be doggie-door
trained, and crate trained. Pet puppies are sold on a limited
registration by AKC. Show prospects are available only on co-ownership. ![]() Graphics were created exclusively for Summithill Corgis, and are not for use on any other website without expressed permission. Photographs are not to be used on any other website without expressed permission.. The content on this site is not public domain. |