Yalo, very pity coz I did try to feed him 1&1/2 table spoon of kibbles, he seems like keep looking for food. But if I fed him 2 table spoons, his poo seem abit soft which the food is not completely digested. However, he is still energetic all the time even I fed him with 1&1/2 tbl spoons for each meal and twice a day. Maybe bcoz of the supplement that I've gave him everyday.

my poodle every time sit inside the car n out going, she will felt dizzy n vomit....even after getout from the car, she oso vomit lel..any solution?

I have another opinion though, the puppy need to get socialize, expose to new things during that critical stage, just that you take extra cautious not to bring puppy to places with a lot of stray dogs and let your puppy moving on the ground. I think its safe to bring your dog to socialize with other dogs that are well taken care, i was regret my puppy only have few chances to visit other dogs and now she looks shy when interact with other dogs. Occasionally i brought her out to see new things, watching the moving cars and people, sounds from various objects, i think all these will help puppy to familirize with the environment.   

can can, np. 1 year old ready for mating? im yet to see bella having period.

I would agree with that. Their body will be fully matured and their brain will be also (there is a reason most males aren't interested in a female coming into heat for the first time). Asking a dog under 2years old to deliver and raise a litter is like asking a 10year old human to do the same, aside from the physical toll it will take, they just aren't mentally ready for that kind of task yet.

It is definitely irresponsible to breed a female on their first heat (usually between 6-10months old) and i would usually advise not breeding on the second either just to make sure everything is in order. Generally the third heat would be towards the end of the second year which is when i would feel safe (plus this gives you plenty of time to show at conformation and agility and earn many BOB, BIG and BIS's before breeding ). For larger breeds it may be advisable to leave it an extra heat as large breeds can continue growing until they are 3 (although they often stop somewhere in the second year).

After that, you should never breed on 2 consecutive heats.

Once a dog hits 7years they should definitely stop breeding but i know a lot of breeders who stop at 5 years to make sure their dog has a long and healthy life (unless there were very exceptional circumstances, i 'retire' a dame at 5 years as well).

If you only wanted to breed once (although i discourage owners from doing this for a number of reasons), IMHO the best time is on the 3rd or 4th heat. This is old enough to cope physically and mentally and young enough that you don't have huge risks of Pyometra popping up before you manage to breed (it becomes a serious risk in intact females around 4-5years old, but can still occur at a younger age, so you really want to get everything over and done with around 3years old).
Once she has had her litter and they are all grown up, spay her and enjoy growing old together .

wow .....hmm i guess ill wait till chacha 2yrs old ...10months to go ...

Hellow everyone,

Meet Gugu,

She's a year and 3 months old, very lovely temperament.. Friendly with strangers, and loves to sleep!

This is Rocky, he's 4 months old, very naughty and loves to bite and chew your fingers.
Gugu and Rocky loves playing tug of war and Gugu always wins!

I've been an active reader in this forum, then i finally decided to join in the fun

The very first question i ask to the shop owner was about the transportation of the puppy and he assures me it is perfectly fine to do so.
This is my very first encounter with a puppy and i have no experience nor idea how to take care of him.

However, he slept through most of the journey and doesn't appears to have problem travelling.
Now i found out he is very sensitive to temperature. Slightly colder environment, places with fan and stronger wind or places with air conditioning and he will start sneezing.

Same as toy poodle