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Behavioural problems that can result from taking a puppy away from its mother between 2-4 weeks. Taking a puppy away from its mother in the transitional stage (2-4 weeks) can create a number of problems for later life. Any time before 8 weeks even, can cause problems â so that a puppy is pre-disposed to become fearful of other dogs. Ideally the whole litter should be kept together until at least 8 weeks.
Answer by Katie (92). In general, puppies should be separated from their mother when they are no less than 8 months old (8 to 12 months is considered the optimal time).uppies should be at least 6 weeks old and eating solid food. Puppies that are kept with their litter untill 8 weeks will have less separation issues with their new family. Most puppies will actually be older 10-12 weeks and have the best transition.