Report Abuse. You should get them at 8 weeks old. That's an age where it won't be dramatic for them to be without their mother (or at least a caregiver that can take care of them 24/7) and old enough where you can start training. A lot of rescue center won't even give dogs younger than that.Silvia Â· 5 years ago. Thumbs up.eport Abuse. You should get them at 8 weeks old. That's an age where it won't be dramatic for them to be without their mother (or at least a caregiver that can take care of them 24/7) and old enough where you can start training. A lot of rescue center won't even give dogs younger than that. Silvia Â· 5 years ago.
Updated August 04, 2014. You can use a black light to detect body fluids. It's actually a good way to look for pet urine or make sure a bathroom or hotel room is really clean. Cat urine, in particular, glows very brightly under ultraviolet light. Urine glows under a black light primarily because it contains the element phosphorus.
How do black (UV) lights work? How do black (ultraviolet) lights work? A black light looks dark purple, but most of the light it emits is in the ultraviolet (UV) range of the spectrum, which is invisible to the human eye. Under a UV light, white clothes, our UV poster [link], glow in the dark and many fluorescent coloured items emit a bright glow. What they all have in common is that they contain phosphors. A phosphor is any substance that absorbs energy and re-emits it as visible light. Under a black light, phosphors convert the UV radiation they receive into visible light.