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Behavioural problems that can result from taking a puppy away from its mother between 2-4 weeks. Taking a puppy away from its mother in the transitional stage (2-4 weeks) can create a number of problems for later life. Any time before 8 weeks even, can cause problems â so that a puppy is pre-disposed to become fearful of other dogs. Ideally the whole litter should be kept together until at least 8 weeks.
Puppies removed from their mothers even at 6 weeks and certainly less, exhibit appetite and weight loss, increased distress, higher mortality rates and higher susceptibility to disease. Also, bite inhibition needs to be learnt from the siblings and the mother of the puppy and this can not happen if it is removed from the nest too early. Dogs will not learn that they can not play too rough when removed from mum and their siblings too soon and this is a serious issue that can arise from leaving the family group early.