Photos and development of puppies Chow Chow 1-6 months

Puppies of the Chow Chow breed are renowned for having fluffy coats, lovable faces, and distinct personalities. For any dog lover, seeing them mature from small puppies to powerful, self-reliant canines is a fulfilling experience. It’s amazing to watch how they develop in the first few months as their size and behavior change.

Chow Chow puppies go through multiple growth stages between one month and six months of age. They begin with unsteady steps and progressively grow into playful, self-assured friends. Their physical and mental development reaches new heights every month, so this is a crucial time for training and bonding.

It’s fascinating to watch how Chow Chows change over time in terms of appearance and personality, whether you’re raising one of these cute dogs or you just adore them. Together with some cute pictures of these cuddly puppies, we’ll go over the important phases of Chow Chow puppy development from one to six months in this post.

Puppy at birth

Chow chow newborns can be easily identified by their large head, dense body, and "knocked down" appearance. They can only whine quietly and waddle closer to their mother because, like other dogs, they are completely helpless and cannot see or hear just yet.

The puppies spend the majority of the day sleeping, and when they do wake up, they suck milk. A newborn puppy’s body cannot control its temperature. It is 33–36 0 C during the first 20 days of life, rising to the typical 36–38 0 C on the 20th day.

1 month

A chow chow’s life undergoes significant changes on the tenth to fifteenth day when its eyes and ears open. The infant starts to crawl out of its "nest," but it is still entirely reliant on its mother and not yet independent. In addition to providing milk, the dog cleans the puppies, controls their digestive systems, and marks a spot where the family has made themselves at home.

At the conclusion of its first month of life, a tiny chow-chow can perfectly hear, see, and control its body temperature. When the owner gives the dog liquid extra food, he can now eat on his own and drink water without assistance. The chow chow is fed in portions of 30–60 g six times a day for up to two months. A puppy that is one month old is actively learning about the world, its people, and its brothers.

A month-old chow chow in photo:

Throughout the course of their first six months of life, Chow Chow puppies grow quickly and go through important developmental stages that affect both their appearance and behavior. The greatest way to depict these changes—from their fluffy coats and recognizable wrinkles on their faces to their independent and playful personalities—is to take pictures that showcase their distinctive transformation on a monthly basis.

2 months

Chow chows are the most "flexible" stage of a dog’s life because they adapt to new situations so quickly. He views changes as an exciting journey, a game. Puppies that are two months old thus start to be adopted.

With its milk teeth that enable it to chew solid food, the small animal is already prepared for an independent life. Additionally, the "child" is adept at interacting with people and has good spatial orientation.

The amount of food is increased to 100–150 g, but the frequency of feedings is decreased to 5. The first deworming procedure is performed on the babies, and it is repeated every three months. The fluffy fur receives a monthly drug treatment to prevent skin parasites.

Puppy videos and pictures at two months old:

3 months

This age group is known to zoopsychologists as the socialization and fear period. The puppy picks up all the skills necessary to become a real dog, including how to bark, attack and defend, and recognize the "language" of the tail and facial expressions. The dog is now fed four meals a day, each weighing between 300 and 400 grams.

The pet’s owner introduces them to the required cleanliness practices:

• Combing the fur: 3-4 times a week. It is important that the fluffy chow-chow does not form tangles. After 6 months, the frequency of combing is reduced to 1-2 times a week.
• Bathing: from 3 months once every 30 days. A special shampoo is needed for chow-chow or for dogs with long thick hair.
• Daily wiping the eyes with a hypoallergenic wet wipe.
• Brushing teeth, ears.
• Haircut claws.

At this age, the infant is used to being on a leash and is discovering a vast world full of people, dogs, and strange objects, both big and small. The puppy’s owner is rearing him and teaching him his basic commands. A three-month-old puppy should be aware of the social norms in a person’s home and on the streets, as well as the acceptable limits for interacting with the owner and his family.

An image and video of the three-month chau-chau

4 months

By this age, the puppy is fully adapted in a new house. This breed’s members are remarkably loyal animals. They choose the owner (Chau-chau-monogamous) at a young age and will remain devoted to him until the end of their lives.

Four months old Chau-Chau:

5 months

The puppy adjusts to going for daily walks bit by bit. He is already familiar with how to urinate in public and is aware of the owner’s "promenade" schedule. Chau-Chau can go for two to three 30- to 50-minute walks each day as they are not hyperactive dogs.

6 months

Kutenok grows up to be a teenager. Constant teeth start to replace milk teeth. Chau-chau stops being seen by other dogs as a "child" when puberty sets in. The animal itself is starting to behave more and more like an adult dog.

The dog is fed three times a day, with portions weighing between 350 and 400 grams. The animal would rather eat natural food, but not food from the owner’s table. Due to their tendency toward allergies, chow chows should avoid foods that are too sweet, salty, smoked, spicy, or unusual for dogs.

The second socialization stage is a challenging time for both the owner and the pet. The dog must comprehend that the owner’s home is its "pack" and that it is its place. The animal may compete with humans for dominance, exhibit stubbornness, disobedience, and irrationality. It is crucial for someone to be composed but adamant; express your disapproval and put an end to disobedience right away.

A six-month-old Chow Chow in picture:

7-12 months

A Chow Chow puppy will know every basic command by the time they are 7 or 8 months old. The dog moves up the the "pack" hierarchy; it’s crucial that humans hold the highest ranks in this hierarchy. The animal is switched to two daily meals with the same 350–400 g portion size.

The dog’s mental development and the challenging adolescent stage are finished by the time it is 11 or 12 months old. Chow Chow has a tender, trustworthy bond with its owner and is attached to them. Dogs that are one year old no longer physically grow; instead, they are fully grown adults.

At nine months, Chow Chow:

Age (Months)	Description
1 Month	Puppies are small, with soft, fluffy coats. Eyes are just opening, and they start exploring their surroundings.
2 Months	Puppies begin to gain weight, their fur thickens, and they become more playful and social. Teeth start to come in.
3 Months	Chow Chow puppies show more energy, their coat becomes denser, and they start learning basic commands.
4 Months	Puppies are more independent and curious. They start losing their baby teeth, and their adult coat begins to develop.
5 Months	Their physical growth is noticeable. Puppies become more active and responsive to training.
6 Months	Chow Chows start resembling their adult form, with a full coat and mature behavior. Socialization and training are crucial at this stage.

It’s amazing to watch a Chow Chow puppy grow from one to six months of age. They undergo distinct changes at every stage of their growth, from their playful disposition as young puppies to their eventual confident personalities.

It takes careful attention, socialization, and training during these months to help them develop into healthy, well-mannered adult dogs. A happy life can be ensured by making sure they receive the proper nutrition and frequent veterinary care.

You can make memories that you will treasure for years to come by taking pictures of your adorable moments and enjoying the journey with your Chow Chow puppy.

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