We are 6 weeks old

The World of a 6-Week-Old Pumi Puppy – When Curiosity Takes Flight

A 6-week-old Pumi puppy is pure energy and curiosity in motion. At this stage of life, every tiny detail of the world holds an exciting adventure. Gone is the clumsy little fluff ball who, just weeks ago, wobbled around uncertainly—now, with confidence, they run, jump, and explore every corner they can find. Their movements have become more coordinated, and play isn't just fun anymore; it's one of the most important tools for learning.

Their teeth are almost fully in, which means they want to chew everything—shoes, toys, and even furniture legs might be at risk. But this isn't mischief; it's simply natural instincts at work. Providing the right chew toys can easily redirect their focus from the "forbidden fruits."

But puppies don't just explore the world with their teeth. By six weeks old, a Pumi has become a true little social butterfly. They play, growl, bark, and wag their tails more and more—because now they realize that the reactions of people and their littermates matter. Socialization during this period is crucial: what they learn now will influence them for the rest of their lives.

This is also when their personalities start to shine through. Some charge fearlessly into new adventures, while others approach the unknown with a bit more caution. However, the Pumi's naturally lively nature is already obvious: they're always alert, notice every little sound, and love being the center of attention.

Their diet is also changing. Mother's milk is no longer their primary food source—solid foods like mashed puppy food or ground meat now take center stage. With their energy needs growing, they require the right quantity and quality of food to support the development of their muscles, bones, and immune system.

And while these tiny whirlwinds seem unstoppable, they still need plenty of sleep. Sudden waves of exhaustion can hit even in the middle of playtime—when that happens, they simply curl up and drift off into a deep sleep.

A 6-week-old Pumi is like a blank canvas, full of potential.

Every experience they have now shapes their future. Curiosity, playfulness, and the desire to bond are already deeply rooted within them—it's up to us to guide all that endless energy in the right direction. One thing's for sure: life with a Pumi will never be boring. 💚🐾

Click the link below to see how the little ones play at our kennel!