When can they see Daddy?

[Nico29]

Originally Posted by scrapindee

We have a staircase in our house. At about 9 or 10 weeks of age, puppies here start trying to go up and down them. At about that time Itzi, my stud, will get involved and help the puppies pushing the biewer puppies' rears up the stairs and assisting them. It is really cute to watch. Then when they reach the top he runs down and wants them to chase them. By the time they really catch on--it looks like a train of biewer pups chasing their dad up and down the stairs.

He also teaches them the doggie door if the weather is appropriate and I let them follow him out. So sometimes the sire can take over teaching when the dam is playing with the pups.

AWWWWWWW.....that is so adorable!

[tammy8833]

i let mine start with playing with daddy around 5-6 weeks...and they usually scare him at first..then he enjoys running through the house with them

[Salembev]

I am still working my way through the wonderful and informative topics on this site. We have five beautiful new puppies born on November 26 to Zoie and Zack. Zack the daddy is not happy because he and Zoie were always together. Zack actually cries and howls and the two bark through the doors at each other (I wish I knew what they were saying. Both Zack and Zoie sleep on th bed with us and Zack has to sleep under the covers. So now, Zoie stays in the bedroom and my husband has moved to the couch to sleep so Zack can have his warmth. Zoie comes and goes off the bed to be with her puppies, but I am so torn as when to introduce Zack back into the bedroom. I can't imagine waiting two months. So my question is can I at least let Zack see just Zoie outside the puppy room? Any advise?
Bev

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by Salembev

I am still working my way through the wonderful and informative topics on this site. We have five beautiful new puppies born on November 26 to Zoie and Zack. Zack the daddy is not happy because he and Zoie were always together. Zack actually cries and howls and the two bark through the doors at each other (I wish I knew what they were saying. Both Zack and Zoie sleep on th bed with us and Zack has to sleep under the covers. So now, Zoie stays in the bedroom and my husband has moved to the couch to sleep so Zack can have his warmth. Zoie comes and goes off the bed to be with her puppies, but I am so torn as when to introduce Zack back into the bedroom. I can't imagine waiting two months. So my question is can I at least let Zack see just Zoie outside the puppy room? Any advise?
Bev

Sure you can, you can even let Zoie out with Zack if she's ready. It's the pups she'll be protective towards.

[Salembev]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Sure you can, you can even let Zoie out with Zack if she's ready. It's the pups she'll be protective towards.

Thank you - - - I wish there was a way o figure he coming and goings for Zoie into the puppy den and give her more freedom but we cant always be present.