Excuse me, how is little Teddy's dog?

My home is Teddy. Now he is one and a half years old. This kind of dog is very naughty, always jumping around, but very clever. Generally speaking, the purebred dog is more delicate, but you just care about it yourself. Let's talk about my own dog-raising experience:

1 The puppy you buy must be healthy (don't bathe it immediately after you go home. If it is dirty, let it adapt to the environment and temperature first. )

It is normal for a puppy to be vaccinated after taking it home for at least one week (temperature, diet, defecation). When buying a dog, the seller will tell you that the dog has finished the vaccination. Unless it's 100% credible, it's best to do it again. My dog got 60 shots of domestic vaccine, one shot, one * * * three shots, and it was finished in one month. No bathing this month, no contact with other dogs. It will be an injection every year from now on. )

Feed dog food directly.

4 teach dogs to urinate and defecate. The puppy urinates a lot. The first thing he did when he woke up after eating and drinking was to pee. Observe it in time and hold it where you want it to pee. If it urinates in the right place, give it a compliment. Slowly, it will know that there is food here. Spank him if he urinates wrongly:))

Regarding these points, raising a puppy is just like raising a child. Yes, you can't spoil it too much and you can't ignore it. Play with it more, talk to it more, and it will become your most loyal friend!