Shortly after my young Labrador puppy Mighty received his first set of vaccines, his stool became quite loose. I tried different types of kibble, and he visited the vets numerous times for tests. He remained on antibotics for up to a month at a time. Nothing helped.
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I feel your pain! I just went through the same thing this past month. We adpoted a young adult dog from a shelter, and since I never had a dog before I was totally clueless about what to do about training, food, play, housebreaking, etc. It was so frustrating to find out that every person will tell you something different! You know, that would be fine in certain aspects of life, but when it comes to a puppy we can end up doing a lot of damage unintentionally by following bad advice.What I ended up doing is finding books recommended by websites that I deemed trustworthy (nor commercial, not trying to advertise the newest training video, etc). Go to the ASPCA website and read through the pages that deal with puppy behavior. Find links to other trustworthy sites and go from there. Read books that explain not only what you should do, but also how to communicate effectively with your dog, how dogs learn, and what is the theory behind it. I personally found that I heartily disagree with the theory behind Cesar Millan’s school of thought, even though I found some of his practical advice worth a try (yes, dogs need LOTS of exercise!). The best book I have read so far is “The Culture Clash” by Jean Donaldson. It has lots of practical advice for new puppy parents and step by step instructions on how to go about teaching new behaviors.Good luck!