QUOTE(phonefinder @ Oct 19 2010, 01:11 AM)
hi thx for the reply. the puppy is approximately 2month or less. They say the puppy still very small, so ask me bring back on this fri for first vaccination.not sure about deworm, will comfirm with them tomorrow. how to say it's dewormed? by injection?
If your puppy is under 2 months, the breeder shouldn't have given him to you yet. A puppy should never go to a new home under 2 months of age. For exceptionally small puppies responsible breeders will sometimes hold them for longer than 2 months to allow them to grow to a safer size before being rehomed (especially if the new owner is not so experienced with dogs).
Deworming is either a pill or liquid form. For small puppies liquid form is usually used as the pill comes (most commonly) in 10kg doses so getting a small enough dose for a 1-2kg pup is difficult.
The breeder should have dewormed your pup every 2 weeks since they were 2 weeks old. If your pup is now 2 months you can do it once a month (most good vets will deworm while doing the vaccination if you haven't deowrmed yourself).
QUOTE(phonefinder @ Oct 19 2010, 01:11 AM)
hi suzannetan, they bath my puppy on last thursday.can i use wet warm cloth to clean the puppy's fur everyday? Oh ya how come my puppy like very moody leh?always lie on the floor, not really want to play with me , is it still small or it haven't close with me?how much food should i give to my puppy per day?
You need to have a supplement paste (nuti-cal, puppy paste, nutri-gel) and give your puppy 1-2 pea sized blobs a day for energy. Very small puppies can faint if they don't get enough energy so this is a great product to use as a precaution, especially if your puppy seems to not have much energy. A very high quality food is also a very good idea to give him the building blocks he needs to grow properly. What was the breeder feeding him?
Most importantly, if your puppy doesn't have the energy to play don't force him. If you want to spend time, sit with him and talk to him or put him on your lap and stroke him gently. With any puppy it is important not to over tire them as they need their energy to grow.
Watch your puppies stool, if there is any signs of diarrhea or if he stops eating for more than 1 meal go to a vet immediately. I would also highly suggest getting the vaccination done asap (as suzanntan already said) don't wait a week, do it now. Puppies should be vaccinated the first time between 4-6weeks old and then every month until they are 3 or 4 months old.
I wouldn't suggest wiping down your pup everyday (especially as he should be staying in your house so won't get dirty enough to need it). You can clean his butt and face daily if you wish, but weekly showers should be enough for now. Very small puppies get cold very quickly which is why bathing can actually be dangerous.
Some other things to think about:
Start brushing him gently so he gets used to it (you need a slicker brush).
Play with him feet and ears so he is used to it (it will help your groomer out loads when it comes to ear cleaning and nail clipping)
Decide where you want him to pee/poo and start enforcing it now.
Decide where he is/isn't allowed to go and start enforcing it.