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Can anyone tell me what kind is this dog and what color he will be in future ? He is 50 days old only
The previous owner told me i need yo buy glucose free milk and mix it with the dry food to eat is that necessaey ?
U mean it is a mixed breed between bichon and shitzu?Both Bichon Frise and Maltese are supposed to be white or white with very pale cream or biscuit colored marking. I would suspect something else (maybe Shih Tzu or Lhaso Apso?) in the mix with that color. As he grows up, the black may fade, but he's always going to be sable.
I know it's common practice in a lot of the world to separate pups from their mother at an extremely young age, but it's really better to wait until they are at least 8 weeks (60-ish) days old.
🙏A bitch can (and will, given the opportunity) mate with several dogs during a cycle, and the puppies in a litter can have different sires. So even if the bitch was bred to another Bichon x Maltese cross on purpose, it's possible that she was also bred by another male by accident and this is the other male's puppy, since the chances of two Bichon x Maltese crosses having a puppy that dark are unlikely.
At 50 days (roughly seven weeks), softened kibble would be a good idea. I think you might mean lactose free milk? If you can find goats milk or puppy formula, you can use that, otherwise just using water to soak the kibble in until it is mushy is fine.
Thanks a lotA bitch can (and will, given the opportunity) mate with several dogs during a cycle, and the puppies in a litter can have different sires. So even if the bitch was bred to another Bichon x Maltese cross on purpose, it's possible that she was also bred by another male by accident and this is the other male's puppy, since the chances of two Bichon x Maltese crosses having a puppy that dark are unlikely.
At 50 days (roughly seven weeks), softened kibble would be a good idea. I think you might mean lactose free milk? If you can find goats milk or puppy formula, you can use that, otherwise just using water to soak the kibble in until it is mushy is fine.