Push notifications for Pro subscription non-newstand apps?

I'm struggling to determine the answers to a couple of questions as different sources seem to suggest different things, so:
We have a DPS Professional subscription, not Enterprise
We're creating a multi-issue application
As we aren't publishing content on a schedule, we don't want to create a Newstand app
Are we able to have push notifications to indicate to users that new content is available to download?
I thought I'd read that this was possible, but that the notification (for now) would be limited to a badge on the app icon indicating the number of new pieces of content available. Now I'm not sure.
If it **is** possible, does anyone know of a guide to the right settings to apply when setting up the app in DPS App Builder?
Lastly -- assuming it is possible -- do push notifications show up in the development version of the app?
Cheers,
Keith

Aha. Thanks Bob, that *probably* explains why no notifications are showing up in my development version.
I'm curious why push notifications don't work in the development version? Given that we all (me especially) have the capability to make the occasional mistake even *after* reading the docs, it's a bit worrisome that it's (near) impossible to test notifications.
I mean, I think I've done all the right things: I have the push certs generated and exported, have enabled the app for push in iTunes Connect and I hadn't generated mobileprovision files until after I'd done that so they should be all present and correct. But ultimately the only way I'll know is to submit it to Apple and push the notify button. Which makes me nervous...

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