The recommended age at which a puppy can be adopted is 6-8 weeks, when at this stage the puppy is weaned and can begin to adapt to its independence.
But often important questions are asked related to the daily care of a puppy, when most of the time the care will be different from the care of an adult dog. One of the most frequent questions is of course - when can a puppy be bathed? when different answers are often heard which cause the other answers to be undermined. That is why we decided to take up the gauntlet and explain to you exactly at what stage you can bathe your puppy, and of course how to do it correctly so that your puppy does not develop a fear or apprehension of showering.

When can you bathe a puppy?
First of all, the recommendation is not to bathe the puppy until all the stages of its initial vaccinations are completed. The reason for this is the possibility that the puppy will develop signs of a cold that can harm him and even lead to a more complicated medical condition. But in order for you to be able to maintain the basic hygiene of the puppy, you can use wet wipes or talc which will help the dog to clean quickly and without any danger you can find all the related products in the pet supermarket.

Once the puppy has completed all the required vaccinations, you can bathe him without any problem. But of course you always have to do it the right way so that the dog doesn't develop fear or apprehension about showering, a situation that can be very complex for you