Many breeders choose to remove dewclaws on puppies in the first week of life, because soon after birth the dewclaws are more like fingernails than appendages. At that young age, dew claws can be removed relatively easily and no stitches are required.
it does no harm while there pups but if its a problem in later life it can mean major surgery, might as well get it over with while young, when we had our pups it was done automatically at 3days old, no probs at all
it does no harm while there pups but if its a problem in later life it can mean major surgery, might as well get it over with while young, when we had our pups it was done automatically at 3days old, no probs at all