Caring for a puppy is a rewarding experience that begins with understanding their needs at each stage of development.

Dogs, indeed, have belly buttons, a subtle reminder of their connection to their mother via the umbilical cord during early development. A dog's belly button, or canine umbilicus, is a small, flat scar hidden under their fur, located on their stomach where the chest meets the lower abdomen. Unlike humans, a dog's navel is not prominent, making it challenging to spot without a thorough search.

Feeding cherries to dogs comes with risks, primarily due to the cyanide in cherry pits and the potential for blockages. It's best to avoid giving dogs cherries or offering the flesh in very small amounts, removing all pits and stems. Safer alternatives include cherry-flavored dog treats or fruits like blueberries and strawberries, ensuring your dog enjoys a safe and healthy treat.