Generally speaking, dogs are in the puppy stage at 6-9 months. The resistance of puppies also gradually matures with their body size. If the living environment is unhygienic, feeding is not given priority or being strict with deworming, the puppies will easily get sick. Before picking up the dog home, clean all corners of the house, and the environment can be disinfected if possible.

Preparation of daily necessities

Fence: Pay attention to the size, don't buy it too small, put food bowls, nests, toilets, etc. inside, so that the space is large for dog activities.

nest: Try to choose soft and easy to clean.

Bowl: It is recommended to prepare more than 2 pieces, one dry food and one canned food, and the water bowl is calculated separately.

Training urine pads and toilets: Try to choose a toilet with a closure to prevent dog urine from splashing outside; the urine pad can be placed under the toilet, absorbing urine can also develop the habit of going to the toilet at a designated location under the inevitable cage, which is convenient for cleaning.

Toys: While consuming dogs' energy, they can also interact with dogs to enhance their feelings.

Dog Walking Leash: The retractable leash can be adjusted by itself more convenient.

Outgoing kettle: You can buy ones with buttons, and you can recycle them if you can't finish drinking.

Pull bag: a must-have for raising dogs in a civilized manner, and it is more convenient to have plastic bags.

Feeding recommendations

Fooding replacement requires the 7-day grain exchange method, and the feeding methods of puppies at different stages are also different.

Puppies under 3 months of age can use warm boiled water or warm goat's milk to soak soft dog food. 3 to 4 times/day

Over 3 months of age, you can eat hard food. 2 to 3 times/day

Over 6 months of age, you can reduce it to 2 times/day

Deworming knowledge

Dogs go out on the grass, come into contact with other dogs, or accidentally eat food containing parasites, may be infected with parasites. The puppies have weak resistance and are more dangerous after being infected with parasites.

Common parasites include fleas, lice, mites, ticks, heartworms, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, etc. in the body. Fleas and lice are highly contagious, and the skin will itch after infection; ticks will suck blood; hookworms and roundworms will cause dogs to lose weight and bloody stools; once heartworms are infected, they are difficult to treat, and the cure rate is low, and consumption is high, so both humans and dogs suffer.

Regular deworming can prevent dogs from being infected by parasites. It is important to choose the right antiworming medicine. When choosing antiworming medicine, you should pay attention to:

Choose antiworming medicine endorsed by a large manufacturer. The quality control is very stable and safe.

2. To choose a wide range of insect species, it can effectively drive away common internal and external parasites such as fleas, roundworms, hookworms and other insects, especially ticks, and can also prevent heartworms.

3. Pay attention to the two components of antiworming drugs. The isoxazoline components mainly eliminate ectoparasitics, which can cause excessive excitement and death by stimulating insect neurons. Even ticks can be eliminated. Therefore, there is no need to worry about the occurrence of risks such as infections caused by ticks, skin redness, swelling and ulceration, or anemia, muscle paralysis and even poisoning and respiratory failure. Another ingredient, Mirbexime, is mainly responsible for eliminating intra-parasitics. It is an anti-worm drug for macrolide antibodies to paralyze the muscles of the nerve cells of the insect body. It is a broad-spectrum deworming, and the range of deworming is widespread among drugs that drive both inside and outside.

4. Choose an antiworming medicine that is taken orally and has good palatability. There is no restriction on being unable to take a bath. The dog will take the initiative, which also solves the problem of difficulty in feeding medicine.

5. Provide subdivided specifications according to different weights: the dosage is more accurate, and one dose can meet the needs of deworming without superimposing it.

Vaccine knowledge

The benefits of vaccines:

Vaccine vaccination can effectively prevent malignant diseases such as canine distemper. After dogs are vaccinated with rabies, the chance of people getting rabies will be greatly reduced. There are two types of vaccines for dogs: one is a vaccine to prevent infectious diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus, and the other is a vaccine to prevent rabies virus.

Vaccination times:

The first shot is about 6-8 weeks after birth, and 3 shots of combined vaccines + 1 shot of rabies in the first year. Each shot is 3-4 weeks apart. After that, 1 shot of combined vaccines + 1 shot of rabies every year. Notes on vaccination:

Dogs just received home should observe for a week before being vaccinated;

It is recommended that all vaccines be tested after the injection is completed to determine whether the vaccination is successful? Common vaccination:

Doverses—Pfizer Weijiawu/Weijiaba;

Rabies—Rui Become and Rebik

Do not go out before going out without deworming and vaccines; go out again after a week after the vaccine; walk the dog with a rope for at least 30 minutes, and be careful to prevent vehicles and large dogs; do not walk the dog after meals, as the stomach twists easily;

About bathing

Do not go out and smelly, and the body is normal, but do not take a bath immediately after you get home and easily catch a cold and cause various bacteria to invade. You can wipe it with free gloves; wait for at least 24 hours after deworming the outside drip, and observe it for 1 week after the vaccine, and you can take a bath; wash it once every 2 weeks in spring and summer, and once every 4 weeks in autumn and winter.