Dog puppies in general how big can hold

Puppies are generally ready to be adopted at about 2 months of age because they are just about fully weaned and do not need to be hand-fed. However, it is advisable to adopt a dog at 3 months of age because the survival rate is higher. 3 months old dogs are basically done with deworming and vaccinations, and are less likely to get parasites or diseases after a change of living environment, and 3 months old is an important stage in the formation of cognition and the best time for training. Dogs that are too young are difficult to accept the new environment, breast milk is weaned too early, no antibodies are formed in the body, and they are easily infected with germs. Most puppies have a certain stress reaction to the new environment, and puppies are prone to vomiting and other situations that can be life-threatening when serious, so dogs less than two months old must not be carried home.