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Puppies generally stand by day 15 and take their first wobbly walk by day 21. By age three weeks, puppy development advances from the neonatal period to the transitional period. This is a time of rapid physical and sensory development, during which the puppies go from total dependence on Mom to a bit of independence.
This is still within the range of normal post-delivery bleeding for a dog. It is likely that it is not even due to the birth trauma at this point, as any trauma should have stopped bleeding and started healing by now. After a dog has puppies, the uterus must heal the places where the puppys' placentas attached to it. This can be a relatively long process during which some discharge and bleeding will continue to occur. Post-delivery bleeding is considered normal until 12 weeks after the litter was born.