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🐾 Why does my puppy act hungry right after eating?
I learned that puppies don’t understand “full” yet. Mine would clean his bowl and immediately look for more. His body was growing fast, and food simply meant comfort and excitement—not actual hunger every time.
I learned that puppies don’t understand “full” yet. Mine would clean his bowl and immediately look for more. His body was growing fast, and food simply meant comfort and excitement—not actual hunger every time.
See less🦴 How do I know if I’m underfeeding my puppy?
I checked the feeding guide and spoke with my vet. It turns out I was feeding the right amount—the begging was just instinct. Puppies are wired to eat whenever food is available, not only when they need it.
I checked the feeding guide and spoke with my vet. It turns out I was feeding the right amount—the begging was just instinct. Puppies are wired to eat whenever food is available, not only when they need it.
See less🧠 Can my puppy be hungry because he’s bored or wants attention?
Once I added more playtime and short training sessions, the constant hunger signals eased. I realized he wasn’t always hungry—he just missed interaction and learned that acting hungry got my attention fast.
Once I added more playtime and short training sessions, the constant hunger signals eased. I realized he wasn’t always hungry—he just missed interaction and learned that acting hungry got my attention fast.
See less🩺 When should I worry about my puppy being hungry all the time?
I learned to watch for warning signs—weight loss, diarrhea, vomiting, or extreme restlessness. Hunger alone is usually harmless, but if it comes with physical changes, it’s worth checking for parasites or growth issues.
I learned to watch for warning signs—weight loss, diarrhea, vomiting, or extreme restlessness. Hunger alone is usually harmless, but if it comes with physical changes, it’s worth checking for parasites or growth issues.
See less🐶 How do I build a strong bond with my puppy?
When I first brought my puppy home, I spent every moment just being near him. I’d sit on the floor, talk softly, and let him sniff around me without pressure. The bond really deepened during daily walks and gentle grooming. Over time, I realized it's not about commands or tricks — it's about quiet mRead more
When I first brought my puppy home, I spent every moment just being near him. I’d sit on the floor, talk softly, and let him sniff around me without pressure. The bond really deepened during daily walks and gentle grooming. Over time, I realized it’s not about commands or tricks — it’s about quiet moments, consistency, and just being present. Puppies feel that.
See less💤 Should I let my puppy sleep in my bed to bond better?
Honestly, I didn’t plan to let my puppy sleep in my bed — but one night, I gave in. He curled up behind my knees, let out this tiny sigh, and we both slept like babies. It instantly made us closer. Of course, it’s not for everyone, but sharing that space felt like I was telling him, “You’re safe herRead more
Honestly, I didn’t plan to let my puppy sleep in my bed — but one night, I gave in. He curled up behind my knees, let out this tiny sigh, and we both slept like babies. It instantly made us closer. Of course, it’s not for everyone, but sharing that space felt like I was telling him, “You’re safe here.”
See less🎾 What activities help puppies bond with their owners?
For me, it was fetch. Not the perfect, textbook fetch — just tossing a soft toy down the hall and clapping when he brought it back (or halfway back 😅). We also did little training games with treats and explored new parks together. Anything fun and simple, done regularly, built trust and joy betweenRead more
For me, it was fetch. Not the perfect, textbook fetch — just tossing a soft toy down the hall and clapping when he brought it back (or halfway back 😅). We also did little training games with treats and explored new parks together. Anything fun and simple, done regularly, built trust and joy between us.
See less🗣️ Can talking to your puppy help you bond?
Absolutely — I talk to my puppy all the time. At first, he just tilted his head, but soon he started responding with tail wags and expressions. I’d tell him about my day, cheer him on when he peed outside, or say “good boy” like I meant it (because I did!). That two-way communication built real emotRead more
Absolutely — I talk to my puppy all the time. At first, he just tilted his head, but soon he started responding with tail wags and expressions. I’d tell him about my day, cheer him on when he peed outside, or say “good boy” like I meant it (because I did!). That two-way communication built real emotional trust.
See lessWhy do puppies chew on everything?
Puppies chew to relieve teething pain and explore their environment. Providing chew toys helps them manage this behavior and protect your belongings!
Puppies chew to relieve teething pain and explore their environment. Providing chew toys helps them manage this behavior and protect your belongings!
See lessDo puppies dream like humans?
Yes, puppies do dream! They experience REM sleep, just like humans, where their brains process the day's experiences and create dreams.
Yes, puppies do dream! They experience REM sleep, just like humans, where their brains process the day’s experiences and create dreams.
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