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Teething is a normal part of a puppy’s growth. Just like human babies, puppies go through this process as their baby teeth fall out and are replaced by adult dog teeth. This stage usually starts around their 6-month birthday. This plays a large role in how they explore the world. They often use their mouth to seek attention and explore, making them more mouthy than usual.

Everything you need to know when purchasing a CKC puppy!

Getting a new puppy is fun and exciting, but it also brings responsibilities. One of the most important things you can do with your puppy is socialize it. This helps your puppy develop into a well-mannered, confident, and friendly dog into adulthood. This article breaks down the dos and don'ts of socialization in very simple terms.

In the world of canine breeding, few situations are as heartbreaking as witnessing the decline of a seemingly healthy newborn pup. One moment, the little one is nursing robustly, full of life's promise, and the next, it is lethargic, refusing sustenance, or worse, has passed on. This mysterious and often sudden decline in neonatal pups is commonly referred to as Fading Puppy Syndrome (FPS). But what is this enigma, and why does it matter? Let’s dive in.

Seeking out a registered puppy, or a puppy "with papers," is common among prospective puppy owners. Puppy owners may want proof that a puppy is a breed it was advertised as, they may want their puppy’s Certificate of Registration, or simply wish to become a club member with their puppy and get the many benefits CKC offers. But how can buyers ensure their puppy is eligible for registration with CKC? What does it mean to be registered? We have broken down the most important considerations when looking for a CKC-registered puppy and how to ensure that the registration process goes smoothly!