Some basic knowledge about how to raise a good dog

About whether raising a dog starts with puppies or adults. It can be said that there are different opinions and no one can agree. Let's talk about the advantages of puppies first: puppies are the cutest period in a dog's life. Eyes that know nothing about the world, actions that make people laugh, make people feel helpless. Disadvantages: However, in fact, puppies are the most difficult to raise. Just like human babies, they need meticulous care, care and companionship, not to mention getting sick easily. Once you get sick, it ranges from hundreds to thousands, which is really a big expense. Puppies need to spend a lot of time on education and training, which will make people work hard when they grow up. The puppy doesn't know where to pee and where not. You have to start training again. It takes two or three weeks for those with good qualifications, one or two months for those with poor qualifications, and more than half a year. Puppies have teeth and like to bite. They will bite at home, socks will be completely broken, trash cans will be knocked over, shoes will be smashed, table feet will be completely destroyed ... puppies, big or small, will pounce on you and be rude and will catch you to death. Puppies like company. Go out and cry until you come back. Neighbors will knock on the door to protest. The puppy eats everything at random, and your battery will be swallowed if you are not careful. The puppy is weak, so we should pay great attention to prevent it from getting sick and eating something it shouldn't eat. Conclusion: It really takes a lot of thought to raise a puppy, and it takes a lot of time at home, so you can't be too pampered and indulgent. Otherwise, the dog will grow up ill-bred and have many bad habits! Nowadays, there are two ways for dogs to adopt into dogs. One is an adult dog transferred by others, and the other is a stray dog. Advantages: The function of adult dogs is basically sound, and a slightly educated dog will not poop casually or bark indiscriminately. Especially the adult dog who has wandered outside, it will be considerate if you care more about him. Disadvantages: Some breeds of dogs are subjective and may refuse to eat and attack people, but this should not happen to ordinary small and medium-sized pet dogs. In addition, it may be that the habit of dogs living with their original owners cannot be accepted by the new owners, and it takes a period of education and training. Conclusion: People who have experience in raising dogs are more suitable for raising puppies. If you are inexperienced, starting to feed your dog just because it is cute may lead to the abandonment of your pet. At the same time, it is also suggested that some dog lovers actively adopt adult dogs. Because it can also bring the owner the pleasure of companionship, and at the same time reduce the phenomenon of animal abandonment in society. Remember, dogs are man's best friends. If you give a little love, he will pay you back ten points. Many puppies often bark on the first night of their new home. It's okay for someone to tease him or shut him aside, but if he is left alone, or the owner turns off the lights as soon as he sleeps, the puppy will start barking at once. As soon as the owner walks by, it will stop barking over and over again. It will keep you awake all night and disturb your neighbors. The main reason why puppies bark is that they have just left the original group and just arrived in a strange environment, and they feel scared or lonely. So, how can we stop the newly arrived puppy from barking at night? According to my experience, it is best to put it in a cage before going to bed, and don't turn off the lights. Put some brown paper envelopes or dog gum in the cage for the dog to bite. When they are tired, they will naturally sleep. If necessary, you can turn on the radio next to you and tune in to an all-night program channel. Proper sound can reassure the puppy. If the puppy barks, the owner will pretend not to know and let it go. Don't let the puppy bark, the owner will take care of it, which will make the puppy feel that the owner will accompany it as long as it barks. You can't scold a puppy for barking at night. Although the puppy will not bark for a while, it will make the puppy afraid of its master, which will lead to distrust of its master. Generally speaking, after 2-3 days, puppies will gradually get familiar with and adapt to the environment and stop barking at night. Dogs are very clean animals and generally don't drown their feces at home. Even after 1 month, the puppy will automatically leave home to find a place to defecate. From the day the puppy comes home, it should be carefully trained to go to the toilet. Indoor dogs can generally be placed in the corner of corridors or balconies and bathrooms, with an old newspaper covered with a box or basket and a plastic film as a simple toilet. Let the puppy learn to excrete in the simple toilet. The puppy walked around the room smelling the smell. Sometimes it makes a sound in its mouth and runs to its owner, which is a signal of excretion. At this time, the puppy should be sent to the toilet in time and called "pee". Don't forget to say "good, good" to praise the puppy after it excretes smoothly. Take the dog to the toilet in time, so that after many trainings, the dog can get used to it. If the puppy excretes outside the toilet, it should be picked up quickly, reprimanded severely and said "no" at the same time, but sent to the toilet. If it doesn't work in the process of stopping, don't scold when you excrete. Press the dog's head and stick the nose in the wrong place immediately after excretion, emphasizing "no" Let the puppy know that he is wrong. If he hadn't scolded him in time, the puppy wouldn't have understood his fault. We should insist on correcting and scolding when puppies make mistakes in excretion. Maybe the puppy didn't understand why he was scolded at first, but after several repeated trainings, the puppy understood. A dog who understands quickly can be trained successfully in one day, and a dog who understands slowly can be trained successfully in one week, and the habit will be natural. Puppies have irregular urination and defecation when they are young, so it is difficult to train. As a host, you must be patient. Before you train him to urinate in a designated place, you must make sure that he has understood his name and the tone of your praise and criticism. After getting up every morning to feed the puppy, take it to the place where you want it to pee, and praise it when it is convenient and right. If it is inconvenient in the place you specify, you should tell it in a stern tone that it is wrong (you can slap the ground with a newspaper roll as a warning), then thoroughly clean the ground and spray deodorant. Repeatedly, the puppy can remember where it is convenient and where it is inconvenient. * * * * * * * * * * * * * You can do this: 1. I heard from a dog trainer that dogs usually excrete 30 minutes after eating, or 15 minutes after drinking. You can pay special attention at this time. If you find dogs sniffing around on the ground, please be on high alert. He is looking for a place to go to the toilet. In addition, dogs usually excrete once after waking up in the morning (including defecation). You can see the dog wake up, take it to the place where you want it to go to the toilet, let it stay there for a while, and at the same time say the password of "hurry up" to the dog in a special tone (you must insist on doing it, and even use this password often when you grow up, the dog will really understand. They will gradually know that your password is urging him to go to the bathroom. ) 2. The puppy excretes a lot, so most people like to let it go to the toilet on a paper mat or newspaper first. Some dogs use paper mats, but some hate this kind of thing very much. My dog will tear the paper pad to pieces. So I finally chose the newspaper. At first, my dog didn't know that the newspaper was for him to excrete, so I sucked his urine with the newspaper and put this one on top of many newspapers (about 7 or 8). Don't throw it away yet. Next time you see a dog sniffing around, pick it up in time and put it in the newspaper. He will smell the dry newspaper, so you should stay. If he runs out, you should keep it. You can spread the newspaper in a larger area first and then gradually reduce the size of the newspaper. After that, all you have to do is, whenever you see the dog going to the toilet (smelling everywhere) or going to the toilet (going to the wrong place), you should immediately pick it up and put it in the newspaper. Leave a newspaper with his excrement on the paved newspaper every day. Usually the dog will know that it will be solved in the newspaper in a few days. When he is familiar with it, congratulations, the first step is successful. You can put a clean newspaper every day, because dogs know the smell of newspapers and come to the toilet. 2, the next step is relatively simple, you have to slowly reduce the size of the newspaper (from the size of two newspapers, into the size of a newspaper, and then into the size of half a newspaper. And you can slowly change the position of the newspaper and move to the door. After the dog is used to going to the toilet with the newspaper at the door, you can take the newspaper away. When a dog wants to go to the toilet, he will look for a newspaper at the door. After you see his behavior, you should go outside to go to the toilet for him immediately. 3. Then you can choose five basically fixed times in a day to take the puppy out. It is best to choose the time after the dog eats for 20 to 30 minutes. If the dog wants to go to the toilet in five hours, you should take it out, too. These will be extra, not within 5 times. After waiting for a long time, the dog will know that those five times were for him to go to the toilet. Always use the toilet password you gave him outside until he finishes his task. After that, you'd better give him a wipe, give you verbal encouragement and praise, and let them know that they have done the right thing. Because dogs have a biological clock, it is best to fix it at five o'clock. So the dog will realize that it is necessary to go to the toilet first. After the dog can completely use these five times to complete the excretion task and not go to the toilet at home, you can keep doing this for a while, and then you can slowly change the time from five times to three times. (Generally, if the dog is young and you want to feed it four times a day, take it out five times, once after getting up in the morning, and then take it out half an hour after each meal, * * * five times. When the dog is used to going to the toilet outside, as he grows older, the number of times you feed him becomes three times a day, so you can go out three times, once in the morning, once half an hour after lunch, and then once before going to bed. 3. After that, your dog may be able to go outside to go to the toilet regularly! Need to be reminded that at the beginning of training, take the dog out and give him at most 5 minutes to go to the toilet. If he doesn't move for five minutes, take him home and put him in a cage at once, so that the dog knows that if he doesn't go outside to go to the toilet, he won't have a chance until you take him out next time. There are still some places that everyone should pay attention to. Please put the dog in the cage, and then you can keep it completely at home until you take it out to poop. But that doesn't mean you should keep your dog for 24 hours. Dogs don't usually go to the toilet where they sleep, so the space in the cage is exactly the size of a dog turning to sleep. If the cage is too big, the dog will go to the toilet anywhere in the cage except where he lies, and it will be troublesome to form a habit. It is suggested that you can buy a cage that dogs can use as adults. When the dog is young, you should put a cardboard box in the cage, leaving only a place for the dog to sleep, and then gradually take out the cardboard box as the dog grows up. This way, you don't have to buy a lot of dog cages as your dog grows up. Dogs should be put in cages after eating, so as to prevent them from defecating everywhere. Secondly, dogs are not prone to strenuous exercise after eating, which is not good for the stomach. Half an hour after dinner, take him out to the bathroom. You can let him out for a while after using the toilet. Then put it in a cage until you take it to the toilet next time. This method is suitable for training in the reporting period and toilet period. If you want him to come out to play with him once in a while, pay attention to see if he wants to go to the bathroom. If so, take him to the toilet immediately. Let's go :) 1 Interviewee: Xiao Rust