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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tauriels, post: 1799650, member: 4734&quot;]BMRT BEAUTIFUL blue boy, but less than 6 weeks is to soon to be taken from the momma, he is still far too immature, physically and psychologically.&nbsp; Puppies taken too soon usually develop life long issues, </p><ul> <li>excessive mouthiness</li> <li>Lack of bite inhibition</li> <li>Hard biting at extraordinarily young ages</li> <li>Lack of tolerance to sensory stimulation: touch, noise, visual confusion</li> <li>Lack of ability to generalize</li> <li>Slowness of learning</li> <li>Difficulty in sequencing concepts and learning</li> <li>Lack of bounce back</li> <li>Easily confused</li> <li>Highly vocal when upset</li> <li>High startle response (startles easily and extremely at low stimuli)&nbsp; These are the core factors that have been seen over and over again</li> </ul><p>Please Please go to this link it will help you understand better the issues you need to address NOW. it is a starting place. you can google this syndrome. A mastiff is a very large breed and one that you don&#039;t want getting aggressive, that could be a disaster for your blue boy. <a href="https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Risks-of-Removing-Puppies-too-Early-from-Mother-and-Litter-Mates" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Risks-of-Removing-Puppies-too-Early-from-Mother-and-Litter-Mates" rel="nofollow">https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Risks-of-Removing-Puppies-too-Early-from-Mother-and-Litter-Mates</a>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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