You’ve just welcomed your new puppy into your home, and the excitement of that first walk fills you with joy. You’ve envisioned this special moment for so long. As you gently fasten the leash and open the door, your heart swells with anticipation. But then, you notice your puppy just won’t budge. You gently tug on the leash, thinking she just needs a little encouragement to get started. But instead of following your lead, she stands her ground, her little legs firmly planted.

When it comes to walking your adorable new puppy, the duration really depends on her age. For little ones around 8 weeks old, aim for short strolls of just five to ten minutes. It’s not just about the time—it’s about letting your puppy set the pace and choosing when to take breaks. If she starts to tire out, scoop her up and carry her home; she’ll appreciate the ride! As your furry friend grows and reaches around 12 weeks, you can gradually extend those walks to 15 to 20 minu

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"Black and white, brown and white, as well as pure white and white with slight lemon markings" were the first words on colour. A study of the early dogs reveals that both black, like Mrs. Cammack's Pedro, and the "deep biscuit" - read, dark brown - Sabarka, were used at stud. Sabarka, the original import brought to England by Mr Kilburn Scott in 1889. His colour was described as ‘deep biscuit’’

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