Puppy Care
At around 12 weeks of age, your dog will have begun to teething. You may notice bites and excessive chewing, keep certain chewable objects out of reach (such as power cords, shoes, and house plants).

Choosing the right puppy
1st – Examine your lifestyle and consider what you are looking for in a dog. Pure or mixed race? Big or small? There are many other factors to consider, such as hygiene and exercise needs, temperament and possible health problems. You also need to decide where to look for your new dog. Prefer to visit an animal shelter to adopt your new dog?
If so, we have two links to an animal shelter in Portugal that you can trust: https://www.campanhapurina.com/petsharing/perfil/associacao/54/ http://www.uniaozoofila.org/
The best breeds of dogs to have in apartments
- English Mastiff: Although large, these dogs have a mild temperament and moderate energy levels.

- English Greyhound: You need to do a lot less exercise than most people think. You just need to take him for a walk around five minutes a day. After that, he just wants to curl up on his couch

- Pekingese: It is small, very calm and requires little exercise. It will require only a lot of love and you will probably spend the days sleeping while you are working.

- Tibetan Spaniel: Does not require much physical exercise and acts like a true guard dog despite not barking excessively.

- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: Enjoy both walks and walks on the beach as you spend the afternoon on the couch. They are quite calm.

- French bulldog: It is because they are so quiet and small that they are the favorite breed of those who live in cities like New York.

- Bulldog: He likes to rest and so he adapts well to life in an apartment. However, you need to live in a cool environment. In summer, they should have air conditioning at home.

- Pug: they are playful but easily adapt to any lifestyle. They are always good company, no matter where you want to go.

Havanese: they get along very well with children and are usually alert without being irritating

Lhasa apso: they weigh about 18 kilos and usually adapt their activity levels to the families where they are inserted.

