Under normal circumstances, puppies will be able to walk about 20 days after birth, and they can walk relatively steadily in one month. However, the specific time it takes for a puppy to learn to walk will vary depending on the physical constitution of each puppy. Some puppies with weaker constitutions may take a month to learn to walk.

Notes on raising puppies:

1. Puppies are relatively fragile when they are just born and need careful care from their mothers and owners. The puppies at this period are very fragile. It is easy to get infected due to lack of nutrition, cold, and poor sanitary environment, resulting in the death of puppies.

2. The gastrointestinal tract of puppies is much more fragile and sensitive than that of humans. It is best to choose appropriate dog food for feeding according to the breed and growth stage of the puppy.

3. When raising puppies, vaccinations and deworming are required. Some parasites and viruses are zoonotic. Deworming is not only a protection for the puppy, but also a protection for the owner.