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awe that's so cute and sad at the same time!!!
ah happened to me :s
A 5 week old puppy shouldn't even be away from its mother, let alone sleeping in a people bed...you're lucky you didn't move in your sleep and seriously injur it!
At 5 weeks puppies are usually ready to leave their mums it's absolute minimum age but fine, also there are the occurrences where mummy dog isn't very good at mothering and the pup will need hand reared, it's fine for the animal to be in a people bed, just not outside until it's had it's jabs... op didn't say they were sleeping, just the pup was
Are you really going to bitch about a missed letter? It's probably a typo. And yes, 5 weeks is way too young to adopt a puppy, unless it was due to some special circumstance where the mother was not taking care of it or it was orphaned. But if that was the case, op shouldn't be sleeping with it in her bed.
unlike you
lol just like 54!!
oh good one ^^^^ and 54 she is way hotter than you
Urine trouble. O.o
5 weeks is way too early to be separated from its mom, poor pup!
Sometimes things happen.. My friend just got a 3 week old puppy from her aunt because the mom got ran over by a car... They just have to be bottle fed and constantly wrapped with a towel or small blanket.
5 weeks? I doubt it.
It happens...
YDI because you should know that new puppies (especially ones not even old enough to leave their mother) pee anytime, anywhere.
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Why is a FIVE week old puppy sleeping in your bed? They're still really fragile at that age.
Aw :) puppies are great!